scoff at

基本解釋

Many investors/creditors scoff at the "voluntary" participation, but perhaps they would be better served by take the lesson of forgiveness to heart.
很多投資者和債權(quán)人對“資源蓡加”嗤之以鼻，但他們可能會從教訓(xùn)中真心學(xué)到然後更好地投資收益。
Some health-reform purists will scoff at such incrementalism. They argue that it would be better to do nothing now, wait for an old-fashioned fiscal crisis to force the issue, and then start again.
一些毉療改革完美主義者會嘲笑這種漸進(jìn)主義，他們稱，現(xiàn)在還不如什麼都不做，等待一場舊式的財(cái)政危機(jī)從而迫使解決這個問題，接著又從頭開始。
I’ve heard people scoff at updates being applied without their explicit permission, and it’s typically an issue of trust or personal responsibility.
我曾見過某些人對這種不經(jīng)用戶允許便自動更新的做法嗤之以鼻，這確實(shí)是一個典型的信任或個人責(zé)任問題。

Any right-thinking printer or any right-thinking publisher would scoff at the presumption of a poet who demanded such a thing.
任何一個思想健全的印刷商和出版商,都會嘲笑你去假定詩人需要這樣的東西。
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