scoff

scoffscoffD.J.:[skɔf]K.K.:[skɑf, skɔf]n.1.■嘲笑; 嘲弄的话2.■笑柄; 笑料vi.1.■嘲笑; 嘲弄A hundred years ago people scoffed at the idea.一百年前人们曾嘲笑过这种想法。

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scoff1[skɔf; skɔ:f]n.1.■嘲笑；愚弄2.■笑柄，嘲弄的对象vt.1.■嘲笑；愚弄：to scoff somebody嘲笑(或愚弄)某人2.■嘲笑地说：He scoffed,“You're a big man. ”他嘲笑地说：“你是个大人物”。vi.1.■嘲笑，讥笑；愚弄(at):Who's the girl that's scoffed at?那个被愚弄的姑娘是谁? scoff2[skɔf; skɔ:f]n.1.■[主英国俚语]食物，膳食vt., vi.1.■狼吞虎咽地吃：She scoffed three dishes.她狼吞虎咽地吃下了三盘菜。2.■劫掠，抢劫：The bank that's been scoffed is open now.被抢劫过的那家银行现在开门营业了。

scoffscoff[skɔf]n.1.■(特指对宗教的)嘲弄[笑], 藐视2.■嘲弄的话, 笑柄be the scoff of the town成为全城的笑柄

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词性变化scoff[skɔf]vi.1.■嘲笑2.■藐视scoff at sb. [sth.]嘲弄某人[某事]scoff at difficulties藐视困难scoff[skɔf]vt.1.■嘲弄, 嘲笑scoff sb.'s fear嘲弄某人的恐惧

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继承用法scoffern.1.■嘲弄者, 嘲笑者scoffinglyadv.