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1 词典释义:
scorned
时间: 2025-04-26 12:19:24
英 [skɔːnd]
美 [skɔːrnd]

n. 轻蔑;奚落;笑柄

v. 轻蔑;不屑做;(scorn的过去分词)

双语例句
  • She had scorned him pitilessly.

    她无情地鄙视他。

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  • Several leading officers have quite openly scorned the peace talks.

    几名高级官员曾相当公开地鄙视和平谈判。

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  • She scorned their views as old-fashioned.

    她对他们的观点嗤之以鼻,认为陈腐过时。

    《牛津词典》
  • She would have scorned to stoop to such tactics.

    她就不会下作到使用那样的伎俩。

    《牛津词典》
  • Homework has never been terribly popular with students and even many parents, but in recent years it has been particularly scorned.

    家庭作业从来没有受到学生甚至许多家长的欢迎,但近年来它受到了特别的蔑视。

  • She only scorned for it.

    对此她只有鄙视。

  • Her good advice was scorned.

    她的善良忠告受到嘲笑。

  • She scorned our offers of help.

    她不屑接受我们的帮助。

  • He scorned asking for help.

    他不屑请求帮助。

  • They would have scorned the action.

    他们会蔑视这种行动。

  • You have scorned Venus.

    你冒犯了维纳斯。

  • Behave like some pathetic scorned wife? No.

    表现得像个可怜的秦香莲?才不要。

  • I was entering a territory I'd long scorned and derided.

    我正进入一个我长期以来嘲笑和蔑视的领地。

  • There is nothing worse than a scorned, hurt lesbian woman.

    一个被人轻视的、伤透了心的拉拉是再糟糕不过的。

  • Vernacular fiction was scorned as a disreputably popular form.

    当时,作为一种文学创作形式,白话文小说一直受世人冷眼。

  • The corps' corn in the corner is scorned by the stubborn corporation.

    军团种在角落里的玉米遭到顽固的公司的蔑视。

  • The corps' corn in the corner is scorned by the stubborn corporation.

    军团种在角落里的玉米遭到顽固公司的蔑视。

  • I worry that they'll tumble into the Vortex and accept a job they should have scorned.

    我担心他们会误入“漩涡”,接受一个本来会去鄙视的工作。

  • The French, scorned for opposing the invasion of Iraq in 2003, have been gloriously rehabilitated.

    法国因反对2003年入侵伊拉克而备受奚落,如今已大有好转。

  • But I think they might have been attacking him for personal reasons. That they felt scorned by him.

    但是我想,他们可能是因为个人原因而打击他的,他们认为他蔑视他们。

  • From the start, the building was scorned by most of the directors and many of the actors who worked there.

    从一开始,这个建筑就被曾在此工作过的多数导演和许多演员嗤之以鼻。

  • The idea that a rate rise will make little difference, but is necessary all the same, was scorned by Mr King.

    金先生反对那些认为提高利率收效甚微、但仍有必要的观点。

  • She did not yell out - no! She would have scorned to do it, if she had been spitted on the horns of a mad cow.

    就算她被挑在一头疯牛的犄角上,她也不屑于这样做。但是我叫了。

  • A woman who was blinded when a scorned lover threw acid in her eyes has the chance to get a gruesome revenge today.

    女子因为拒绝求婚被泼硫酸致盲,今天她终于有机会用同样的手段报复凶手。

  • Feeling scorned, Melissa had planned to flee yet another meeting in order to avoid an embarrassing run-in with Jon-Marc.

    梅丽莎感觉受到了蔑视,所以她打算逃开另一个会议,以免见到乔恩·马克是尴尬。

  • After 100 days in office, Mr Obama is still scorned by the people who scorned him as a candidate. But they are a minority.

    入主白宫已经100天,奥巴马作为候选人时批评他的人依然没有改变初衷,但是他们毕竟是少数。

近义词
adj. 鄙视的;轻蔑的
考纲分布

12年出现 1

重要程度
  • 100%

    adj 被鄙视的

考纲释义
  • adj. 被鄙视的

    真题例句:

    • Remember to take the reviews you read with a grain of salt—many of them are written by scorned (被鄙视的) employees.

      记住,要对你读到的评论持保留态度——很多评论是被鄙视的员工写的。

      [2022年 CET4 阅读理解B]