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单词 scoff
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scoff


scoff 1

S0152600 (skŏf, skôf)v. scoffed, scoff·ing, scoffs v.intr. To show or express derision or scorn: scoffed at their complaints.v.tr. To say in a derisive manner: "Are you confused yet?" the instructor scoffed.
[Middle English scoffen, from scof, mockery, probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish skof, jest, teasing.]
scoff′er n.scoff′ing·ly adv.

scoff 2

S0152600 (skŏf, skôf)v. scoffed, scoff·ing, scoffs Slang v.tr. To eat (food) quickly and greedily.v.intr. To eat greedily.
[Alteration of obsolete scaff.]
scoff′er n.

scoff

(skɒf) vb1. (often foll by: at) to speak contemptuously (about); express derision (for); mock2. (tr) obsolete to regard with derisionn3. an expression of derision4. an object of derision[C14: probably from Scandinavian; compare Old Frisian skof mockery, Danish skof, skuf jest] ˈscoffer n ˈscoffing adj ˈscoffingly adv

scoff

(skɒf) vbto eat (food) fast and greedily; devournfood or rations[C19: variant of scaff food; related to Afrikaans, Dutch schoft quarter of the day, one of the four daily meals]

scoff1

(skɔf, skɒf)

v.i. 1. to speak derisively; mock; jeer (often fol. by at). v.t. 2. to mock at; deride. n. 3. an expression of mockery, derision, doubt, or derisive scorn. 4. an object of mockery or derision. [1300–50; Middle English (n., v.); compare Old Frisian skof, early Dan skuf, skof mockery] scoff′er, n. scoff′ing•ly, adv. syn: scoff, jeer, sneer imply behaving with scornful disapproval toward someone or about something. To scoff is to express insolent doubt or derision, openly and emphatically: to scoff at a new invention. To jeer suggests expressing disapproval and scorn more loudly, coarsely, and unintelligently than in scoffing: The crowd jeered at the pitcher. To sneer is to show by facial expression or tone of voice ill-natured contempt or disparagement: He sneered unpleasantly in referring to his opponent's misfortunes.

scoff2

(skɔf, skɒf)

v. Slang. v.i., v.t. 1. to eat voraciously. n. 2. food; grub. [1855–60; earlier scaff]

scoff


Past participle: scoffed
Gerund: scoffing
Imperative
scoff
scoff
Present
I scoff
you scoff
he/she/it scoffs
we scoff
you scoff
they scoff
Preterite
I scoffed
you scoffed
he/she/it scoffed
we scoffed
you scoffed
they scoffed
Present Continuous
I am scoffing
you are scoffing
he/she/it is scoffing
we are scoffing
you are scoffing
they are scoffing
Present Perfect
I have scoffed
you have scoffed
he/she/it has scoffed
we have scoffed
you have scoffed
they have scoffed
Past Continuous
I was scoffing
you were scoffing
he/she/it was scoffing
we were scoffing
you were scoffing
they were scoffing
Past Perfect
I had scoffed
you had scoffed
he/she/it had scoffed
we had scoffed
you had scoffed
they had scoffed
Future
I will scoff
you will scoff
he/she/it will scoff
we will scoff
you will scoff
they will scoff
Future Perfect
I will have scoffed
you will have scoffed
he/she/it will have scoffed
we will have scoffed
you will have scoffed
they will have scoffed
Future Continuous
I will be scoffing
you will be scoffing
he/she/it will be scoffing
we will be scoffing
you will be scoffing
they will be scoffing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been scoffing
you have been scoffing
he/she/it has been scoffing
we have been scoffing
you have been scoffing
they have been scoffing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been scoffing
you will have been scoffing
he/she/it will have been scoffing
we will have been scoffing
you will have been scoffing
they will have been scoffing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been scoffing
you had been scoffing
he/she/it had been scoffing
we had been scoffing
you had been scoffing
they had been scoffing
Conditional
I would scoff
you would scoff
he/she/it would scoff
we would scoff
you would scoff
they would scoff
Past Conditional
I would have scoffed
you would have scoffed
he/she/it would have scoffed
we would have scoffed
you would have scoffed
they would have scoffed
Thesaurus
Noun1.scoff - showing your contempt by derisionscoff - showing your contempt by derision jeer, jeering, mockery, scoffingderision - contemptuous laughter
Verb1.scoff - laugh at with contempt and derisionscoff - laugh at with contempt and derision; "The crowd jeered at the speaker"jeer, flout, gibe, barrackbait, tantalise, tantalize, taunt, razz, twit, tease, cod, rag, rally, ride - harass with persistent criticism or carping; "The children teased the new teacher"; "Don't ride me so hard over my failure"; "His fellow workers razzed him when he wore a jacket and tie"
2.scoff - treat with contemptuous disregard; "flout the rules"floutbrush aside, brush off, discount, dismiss, disregard, ignore, push aside - bar from attention or consideration; "She dismissed his advances"

scoff

1verb scorn, mock, laugh at, ridicule, knock (informal), scout (archaic), taunt, despise, sneer, jeer, deride, slag (off) (slang), flout, belittle, revile, make light of, poke fun at, twit, take the piss (out of) (taboo slang), gibe, pooh-pooh, make sport of At first I scoffed at the notion.

scoff

2verb gobble (up), wolf, devour, bolt, cram, put away, guzzle, gulp down, gorge yourself on, gollop, stuff yourself with, cram yourself on, make a pig of yourself on (informal) I scoffed the lot!

scoff

verbTo make fun or make fun of:deride, gibe, jeer, jest, laugh, mock, ridicule, scout, twit.Chiefly British: quiz.Idiom: poke fun at.nounAn instance of mockery or derision:gibe, insult, jeer, taunt, twit.
Translations
嘲笑

scoff

(skof) verb (sometimes with at) to express scorn. She scoffed at my poem. 嘲笑,藐視 嘲笑

scoff

嘲笑zhCN

scoff


scoff at (someone or something)

To dismiss something with scorn, ridicule, or derision. The CEO scoffed at the backlash, confident that those complaining were nothing but a vocal minority. They scoffed at me when I warned them of the disastrous fault in the system, but now they're seeing just how right I was.See also: scoff

scoff at someone or something

to show ridicule or scorn for someone or something. The directors scoffed at her when she presented her plan. They scoffed at my new hat, not realizing how stylish it was.See also: scoff

scoff

(skɔf)1. tv. & in. to eat (something). (see also scarf.) She scoffed three hamburgers and a large order of fries. 2. n. food. This scoff is gross!

scoff


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Synonyms for scoff

verb scorn

Synonyms

  • scorn
  • mock
  • laugh at
  • ridicule
  • knock
  • scout
  • taunt
  • despise
  • sneer
  • jeer
  • deride
  • slag (off)
  • flout
  • belittle
  • revile
  • make light of
  • poke fun at
  • twit
  • take the piss (out of)
  • gibe
  • pooh-pooh
  • make sport of

verb gobble (up)

Synonyms

  • gobble (up)
  • wolf
  • devour
  • bolt
  • cram
  • put away
  • guzzle
  • gulp down
  • gorge yourself on
  • gollop
  • stuff yourself with
  • cram yourself on
  • make a pig of yourself on

Synonyms for scoff

verb to make fun or make fun of

Synonyms

  • deride
  • gibe
  • jeer
  • jest
  • laugh
  • mock
  • ridicule
  • scout
  • twit
  • quiz

noun an instance of mockery or derision

Synonyms

  • gibe
  • insult
  • jeer
  • taunt
  • twit

Synonyms for scoff

noun showing your contempt by derision

Synonyms

  • jeer
  • jeering
  • mockery
  • scoffing

Related Words

  • derision

verb laugh at with contempt and derision

Synonyms

  • jeer
  • flout
  • gibe
  • barrack

Related Words

  • bait
  • tantalise
  • tantalize
  • taunt
  • razz
  • twit
  • tease
  • cod
  • rag
  • rally
  • ride

verb treat with contemptuous disregard

Synonyms

  • flout

Related Words

  • brush aside
  • brush off
  • discount
  • dismiss
  • disregard
  • ignore
  • push aside
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