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scorning是scorn的现在分词 - n.被轻视的东西；笑柄；嗤之以鼻；鄙夷万分
- v.侮弄；不屑；拒绝
- 网络瞧不起
过去分词：scorned 现在分词：scorning 第三人称单数：scorns v. deride,despise,disdain,rebuff,reject n. contempt,derision,disparagement,disrespect,mockery n. | 1. a strong feeling of contempt 2. somebody or something that is held in contempt 3. a feeling that someone or something is not good enough to deserve your approval or respect | v. | 1. to hold somebody or something in contempt 2. to reject something with contempt 3. to treat someone or something as if they do not deserve your approval or respect 4. if someone scorns to do something, they are not willing to do or accept something because they believe it is stupid, unreasonable, or not good enough for them 5. look down upon;think of as mean or low;despise 6. reject or refuse as low or wrong 1. to hold somebody or something in contempt 2. to reject something with contempt 3. to treat someone or something as if they do not deserve your approval or respect 4. if someone scorns to do something, they are not willing to do or accept something because they believe it is stupid, unreasonable, or not good enough for them 5. look down upon;think of as mean or low;despise 6. reject or refuse as low or wrong |
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