deride

英 [dɪˈraɪd]

美 [dɪˈraɪd]

v.  嘲笑; 愚弄; 揶揄

过去分词：derided　过去式：derided　现在分词：deriding　第三人称单数：derides　复数：derides　

考研TOEFLGRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.18730 / COCA.14315

牛津词典

verb

• 嘲笑；愚弄；揶揄
  to treat sb/sth as ridiculous and not worth considering seriously
  1. His views were derided as old-fashioned.
     他的观点被当作旧思想受到嘲弄。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 嘲弄;嘲笑;侮蔑
  If you deride someone or something, you say that they are stupid or have no value.
  1. Opposition MPs derided the Government's response to the crisis...
     反对党议员嘲弄政府针对危机作出的反应。
  2. This theory is widely derided by conventional scientists.
     这一理论遭到了守旧派科学家的普遍嘲笑。

英英释义

verb

• treat or speak of with contempt
  1. He derided his student's attempt to solve the biggest problem in mathematics

双语例句

• Young Syrians are no longer afraid to deride the regime openly.
  年轻的叙利亚人已经敢于公开的嘲讽当今政权。
• His sense of superiority makes him deride her opinions.
  他的优越感使他嘲笑她的意见。
• Chueh-hui laughed, but he wasn't intending to deride ming-f Eng.
  他不觉笑了起来，但是他并没有讥笑她的意思。
• You should not deride children for their failures; you should encourage them to try again.
  你不该嘲弄小孩子儿童的失败，应该鼓励他们再作尝试。
• Some critics deride the group as self-appointed food police.
  一些批评人士嘲讽这个组织为“自封的食品警察”。
• My own understanding: self-mockery or can be used to deride, tease others.
  俺个人的中文理解是：用于自嘲或嘲笑他人。
• ( Academics, of course, live in ivory towers.) We, in turn, deride the people who do things.
  （当然，学者们都生活在象牙塔里。）反过来，我们也嘲笑那些做实事的人。
• The fate described by Dostoyevsky is a nightmare we all hope to escape. But we're surrounded by naysayers who deride that hope as unrealistic.
  陀思妥耶夫斯基所描述的命运是我们都希望能够逃脱的梦魇，但我们周围都是消极的声音，嘲笑这种希望是不现实的。
• Many Liverpool supporters are known to deride Chelsea for their comparative lack of'history ', and Buck's comment is sure to infuriate fans at Anfield.
  很多利物浦的支持者嘲笑切尔西是一支没有“历史”的球队，巴克的这一言论无疑将会激怒安菲尔德的球迷。
• To deride, heckle, or tease.
  嘲笑看不起，鄙视或拿人开心。