scorn 六级考研GREGMAT

You've no right to scorn a poor girl.

你没有任何理由看不起一个贫穷的姑娘。

They laughed us to scorn, and despised us.

他讥笑我, 鄙我。

They have become what they profess to scorn.

他自己曾声称看不起的那种人。

She scorned the view that inflation was already beaten.

她嘲笑那种认为通货膨胀已被消除的观点。

She poured scorn on his plans to get rich quickly.

她对他迅速致富的计划不屑一顾。

She scorns the visible trappings of success, preferring to live unnoticed.

她鄙标志功的外在之物，更愿意默默无闻生活。

She scorned to tell a lie.

她不屑于说谎。

He thinks it scorn to lie.

他耻于说谎。

We hold Peter in high scorn.

我瞧不起彼得。

But I have refined everything away by this time—anger, indignation, scorn itself.Nothing left but disgust.

到这时, 我一切不平都没有——发火, 愤慨, 嘲笑本身。什么都没, 只有厌恶。

He scorned my help.

他不屑接受我的帮助。

Jo, fifteen, was tall, thin, and coltish, and gloried in an unconcealed scorn of polite conventions.

乔，十五岁，是个瘦高个活泼的姑娘，她毫不掩饰对斯文习俗的蔑，并以此自豪。

He should have known better than to leave her for that young girl. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

他早该知道不能为那个年轻女孩离开她，女人醋意大发时太可怕。

Franklin shared the family's scorn for his wife's new friends.

富兰克林和他的家人一样蔑他妻子的新朋友。

He kisses up to organised labour by scorning free-trade deals and seeking to deny workers the right to a secret ballot on whether to unionise.

他为讨好有组织的劳工，对自由贸易条款不屑一顾，试图否决工人的权利，以无记名投票的方式决定是否立工会。