scoff at 嘲笑
scoffed loudly 大声嘲讽
scoffed in disbelief 不相信地嗤笑
scoffed at idea 嘲笑想法
scoffed rudely 粗鲁地讥讽
1. He scoffed at my suggestion during the meeting.
他在会议上对我的建议嗤之以鼻。
2. She scoffed when she heard the strange excuse.
她听到那个奇怪的借口时不屑地笑了。
3. They scoffed at the idea of changing the plan.
他们对改变计划的想法表示嘲笑。
4. He scoffed and walked away without replying.
他嗤笑了一声，没有回答就走开了。
A: Do you think they will accept the proposal?
A：你觉得他们会接受这个提议吗？
B: They scoffed at it immediately.
B：他们立刻对此嗤之以鼻。
1) 表示轻蔑地嘲笑或讽刺
2) 对某个想法或建议不屑一顾
3) 用笑声表达否定态度
4) 带有明显轻视意味的反应
1. 嘲笑；嗤之以鼻
e.g.
He scoffed at the warning.
他对警告不屑一顾。
verb
1. to speak or laugh about someone or something in a way that shows you think it is stupid or unworthy
Synonym: mock, jeer, sneer