sneer
音标：
英音/ snɪə(r) / 美音/ snɪr /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Gavin Wax, the group’s president, said in an interview that it was frustrating to watch prominent voices on the right — “Twitter warriors,” he sneered — urge people to avoid the streets.
该组织总裁加文·瓦克斯（Gavin Wax）在一次采访中说，右边看着著名的声音 – “ Twitter Warriors，”他嘲笑人们敦促人们避开街道，这是令人沮丧的。
—New York Times
Nadine White, the Independent’s race correspondent, said Balls “sneered at her” in response, and criticised the rest of the panel, who she described as “white commentators with no lived experience of racism”.
独立的种族通讯员纳丁·怀特（Nadine White）说，鲍尔斯“对她冷笑”，并批评了其他小组，她将其描述为“没有种族主义经验的白人评论员”。
—BBC
Critics sneered that JS was “frothy and un-Indian, that it encouraged young Indians to ‘ape the West’ by wearing jeans and listing to pop music”.
批评者冷笑说，JS是“泡沫和非印度的，它鼓励年轻的印第安人穿着牛仔裤和上市到流行音乐来’ape the West’”。
—BBC
基本释意：
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嘲笑，讥讽；鄙视
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Many things can elicit a sneer: a terrible red carpet outfit, a disgusting plate of food, a stupid joke told for the third time. But sneers aren’t just meant to show disgust. They’re mean-spirited, mocking and often downright snooty. So now that you know the definition of sneer inside and out, resist the temptation to sneer at those who don’t!
如果您的笑容被蔑视或上唇扭曲而curl乱和轻蔑，那么您可能会嘲笑。而且您应该停下来，因为那不好。
长释义：
Many things can elicit a sneer: a terrible red carpet outfit, a disgusting plate of food, a stupid joke told for the third time. But sneers aren’t just meant to show disgust. They’re mean-spirited, mocking and often downright snooty. So now that you know the definition of sneer inside and out, resist the temptation to sneer at those who don’t!
许多事情可能会引起冷笑：可怕的红地毯衣服，令人作呕的食物，第三次愚蠢的笑话。但是冷笑不仅是要表现出厌恶。他们是卑鄙的，嘲笑的，而且常常是彻头彻尾的鼻子。因此，现在您就知道了内外的冷笑的定义，请抵制对那些没有的人的诱惑！
文学例句：
“Do you think I would keep it from you if I knew?” the wolf asked, sneering a bit.
“如果我知道，你认为我会与你保持联系吗？”狼问，嘲笑一点。
—Half Upon a Time by James Riley
Trouble wrapped up in that sneer when he’d bragged about his trophies.
当他吹嘘自己的奖杯时，麻烦缠着麻烦。
—Caterpillar Summer by Gillian McDunn
What they had in common was the same kind of sneer on each of their faces, the kind that said, Nobody matters but me.
他们的共同点在每个脸上都嘲笑同样的嘲笑，那种说，除了我，没人重要。
—The School for Whatnots by Margaret Peterson Haddix
词源：
sneer(v.)1550s, “to snort” (intransitive, of horses), perhaps from North Frisian sneere “to scorn,” related to Old English fnæran “snort, gnash one’s teeth,” and of imitative origin (compare Danish snærre “grin like a dog,” Middle Dutch, Middle High German snarren “to rattle”).
The meaning “grin or smile contemptuously” is from 1670s; that of “speak derisively, insinuate contempt in words” is by 1707; the sense of “to curl the upper lip in scorn” is attested from 1775. Related: Sneered; sneering. Sneer word is in William Safire’s columns from 1980 (he lists so-called, self-proclaimed, would-be, and purported).also from 1550s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
Sneer（v。）1550年代，“打snort”（不及物的马匹），也许从北弗里斯安·史尼尔（North Frisian Sneere）“到嘲笑”，与古老的英语fnæran“ snort”，“牙齿”和模仿的起源有关（比较丹麦·斯诺里尔（DanishSnærre含义“轻蔑或微笑”是从1670年代开始的；到1707年，“嘲笑，鄙视的鄙视”的说法是。从1775年开始证明“卷曲的上唇”的感觉。相关：冷笑；嘲笑。 Sneer Word在1980年的William Safire的专栏中（他列出了所谓的，自称，可能和声称的）。也从1550年代开始
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