scorn

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scorn 是什么意思

中文释义

n. 轻蔑, 藐视, 嘲笑, 被嘲弄的人

vt. 轻蔑, 不屑做

英文释义

n lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike

n open disrespect for a person or thing

v look down on with disdain

v reject with contempt

scorn 的真实例句

以下例句摘自真实英文文章，看看 scorn 在自然语境里怎么用：

Both he and Hegseth have long seen war crimes as worthy of admiration rather than scorn.

—— Pete Hegseth Is Trying to Resegregate the Military

Even if most philosophers have long regarded Zarathustra with a mixture of bemusement and scorn, this cannot be said for artists.

—— Nietzsche the mystic. There is something odd about a profoundly atheistic thinker holding quasi-religious convictions

Any curiosity or genuine interest in the value of what he has created is essentially dismissed, or perhaps lurks from beneath a thinly veiled scorn.

—— We translated the Palantir manifesto for actual human beings

The 8-hours-per-night recommendation is also scorned by some researchers who promulgate the false claim that sleep is like food and we will always want more even if we do not need it.

—— Good Sleep, Good Learning (2012)

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