单词 | scorn |
释义 | scorn I. 1. < most of us have such a scorn and loathing of robbery or forgery — B.N.Cardozo > < the public's attitude toward his work changing from scorn to veneration during his lifetime — R.M.Coates > 2. 3. < the unfair fighter was the scorn of the spectators > II. transitive verb 1. archaic 2. a. < if one does not work and contribute to the general welfare, he is scorned as a drone — American Guide Series: Arizona > < scorned the committee's report > b. < accepted advertisements which other publishers scorned to print — W.A.Swanberg > < scorned to reply in any way — Arnold Bennett > < textbooks … published by business men who do not scorn to be educators as well — V.M.Rogers > intransitive verb < you have scorned at my gifts — Charles Kingsley > < end all patient love with ribald scorning — Donagh MacDonagh > Synonyms: see despise |
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