scorned
- v. 轻视，蔑视( scorn的过去式和过去分词 )；不屑做；不屑于（接受或做），轻蔑地拒绝
scorned 变化形式
易混淆的单词： Scorned
scorned 双语例句
His was no narrow historicism : he scorned the idea that the past was a guide to the future . 他所研究的并非狭隘的历史主义：他蔑视那些认为历史可以引领未来的观念。 She scorned the girls who worshipped football heroes . 她瞧不起那些崇拜足球英雄的姑娘。 They also alleged that the authorities had scorned normal procedures to fast track the project , riding roughshod over public opinion in the process . 他们还指责政府官员对正常的快速跟进工程的步骤不屑一顾，并在其过程中以强硬专横的态度对待民意。 They scorned his tendency to spend cabinet meetings sorting jelly beans into different colours , and his taste for flaky anecdotes . 他们嘲笑里根经常在内阁会议上将吉利豆（jellybean）按不同颜色分类，并且喜欢打听奇闻异事。 Analysts who could articulate ideas in the technical language of economics were prized ; the imprecise vernacular of financial markets was scorned . Experienced staff with market nous left . 能用经济学的专业术语清楚表达意见的分析师受到重视，金融市场那些不准确的通俗用语受到鄙视，有市场头脑又经验丰富的员工黯然离去。