sneering

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

Running out very far I could still hear them sneering .
我跑出很遠(yuǎn)，還能聽到他們的嘲笑聲。
Conversely, people who jet about the “easy” places with steak houses and fancy hotels become an object of sneering or resentment.
相反地，那些生活在有牛排館和豪華酒店的地方的人則成為了嘲笑和怨恨的對(duì)象。
And today sees his name used as a sneering synonym for the N-word-without-attitude toadying to whitey, and Mrs Stowe derided as that worst sort of white, the liberal sort.
而如今，湯姆叔叔的名字變?yōu)橐环N可笑的詞，不帶種族偏見的白種人會(huì)用它來(lái)嘲笑別人。斯托女士成了爛好人的代名詞，是最沒用的那類白人。

On page 206, she says, well, "There you go sneering now!"
在206頁(yè)，她說(shuō)，“你又在嘲笑了是嗎！“
耶魯公開課 - 現(xiàn)代詩(shī)歌課程節(jié)選

He is an illiberal populist, sneering at gays and hinting at bringing back the death penalty.
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The walls were decorated with oblique cartoons showing the political elite wincing, blushing, sneering, seething.
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The more sneering sort of unionist argues the opposite, that Scotland is a parasitic subsidy junkie.
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If you sneer at someone or something, you express your contempt for them by the expression on your face or by what you say.
Sneer is also a noun.