derision

derision

形容词 1. derisive: 嘲笑的，嘲弄的 - He gave a derisive laugh at her suggestion. 他对她的建议嗤之以鼻地笑了起来。 名词 1. ridicule: 嘲笑，讥笑 - The comedian's jokes were met with derision from the audience. 这位喜剧演员的笑话遭到了观众们的嘲笑。 2. mockery: 嘲弄，戏弄 - The disabled boy was subjected to derision by his classmates. 这个残疾男孩受到了同学们的嘲弄。 3. scorn: 嘲笑，轻蔑 - The wealthy man treated the poor with derision and scorn. 这个富有的人对待穷人时嘲笑和轻蔑。

词语辨析

- derisive, mocking, scornful, contemptuous, sneering 1. derisive: 嘲笑的，嘲弄的，表示不屑或不尊重 - He gave her a derisive look. 他用嘲笑的眼神看着她。 2. mocking: 嘲笑的，讥笑的，表示嘲弄或愚弄 - The children were making mocking gestures towards the teacher. 孩子们对老师做出嘲讽的手势。 3. scornful: 轻蔑的，鄙视的，表示蔑视或轻视 - She gave him a scornful laugh before walking away. 她冷笑一声然后走开了。 4. contemptuous: 轻蔑的，鄙视的，表示瞧不起或看不起 - He looked at her with a contemptuous expression. 他用轻蔑的表情看着她。 5. sneering: 嘲笑的，冷笑的，表示嘲弄或讥讽 - He made a sneering comment about her appearance. 他对她的外貌做出了嘲讽的评论。

词汇扩充

- mock: 嘲笑，嘲弄 - ridicule: 嘲笑，奚落 - taunt: 嘲弄，讥讽 - scoff: 嘲笑，嘲弄 - jeer: 嘲笑，戏弄

近义词

- mockery - ridicule - scoffing - scorn

反义词

- praise: 赞扬，赞美 - admiration: 钦佩，赞赏

柯林斯词典

derision 1. the act of deriding or treating with contempt - The derision in his voice was obvious. 他的声音中充满了嘲笑。 2. an object of derision - His outdated fashion sense became a derision among his peers. 他过时的时尚感成为了同辈人的嘲笑对象。

牛津词典

derision 1. contemptuous ridicule or mockery - The proposal was met with derision from the other team members. 提议遭到了其他团队成员的嘲笑。 2. an object of ridicule or scorn - His failed attempt became a derision among his colleagues. 他的失败尝试成为了同事们的嘲笑对象。

用法

- The politician's controversial statement was met with derision from the public. 这位政治家的有争议的言论遭到了公众的嘲笑。 - She couldn't bear the derision of her classmates anymore and decided to change schools. 她再也无法忍受同学们的嘲笑，于是决定转学。

例句

1. The crowd burst into derisive laughter at his clumsy dance. (人群对他笨拙的舞蹈爆发出嘲笑的笑声。)
2. His derisive comments about her appearance hurt her feelings. (他对她的外貌做出的嘲笑评论伤害了她的感情。)
3. She responded to his derision with a witty comeback. (她以机智的回应回应了他的嘲笑。)
4. The derisive tone in his voice made it clear that he was mocking her. (他声音中的嘲笑语气表明他在嘲笑她。)
5. The derision from her peers made her lose confidence in her abilities. (来自同辈的嘲笑让她对自己的能力失去了信心。)
6. He couldn't stand the derisive looks from the audience and quickly left the stage. (他无法忍受观众的嘲笑眼神，迅速离开了舞台。)
7. The derision aimed at him was unjustified and hurtful. (针对他的嘲笑是不公正且伤人的。)
8. Her derisive attitude towards others often made people feel belittled. (她对他人的嘲笑态度常常让人感到被轻视。)
9. He tried to hide his hurt feelings behind derisive laughter. (他试图在嘲笑声背后隐藏自己的受伤情绪。)
10. The derision he faced from his own family was the hardest to bear. (来自他自己家人的嘲笑是最难以承受的。)
11. She couldn't help but feel a sense of derision towards his silly behavior. (她禁不住对他愚蠢的行为产生了嘲笑感。)
12. His derisive remarks about her intelligence only showed his own insecurity. (他对她智力的嘲笑言论只能显示出他自己的不安全感。)
13. The derision in their eyes made her question her own worth. (他们眼中的嘲笑让她怀疑自己的价值。)
14. The derision she faced at work made her consider quitting her job. (她在工作中面临的嘲笑让她考虑辞职。)
15. He couldn't help but respond to their derision with anger. (他禁不住用愤怒回应他们的嘲笑。)
16. She used humor as a defense mechanism against derision. (她把幽默作为对抗嘲笑的防御机制。)
17. The derision she received from her boss was completely unwarranted. (她从老板那里受到的嘲笑完全是没有根据的。)
18. His derisive attitude towards her achievements only showed his own jealousy. (他对她成就的嘲笑态度只能显示出他自己的嫉妒心。)
19. The derision he faced from his classmates made him doubt his own abilities. (来自同学的嘲笑让他对自己的能力产生了怀疑。)
20. She couldn't stand the derision anymore and decided to confront her bullies. (她再也无法忍受嘲笑，决定面对她的恶霸们。)
21. He used his sense of humor to deflect the derision aimed at him. (他利用自己的幽默感来转移针对他的嘲笑。)