derision怎么记，deision的意思

derision怎么读，derision什么意思

英 [dɪˈrɪʒn]美 [dɪˈrɪʒn]

derision 同根词

词根：deride

adj.

derisive 嘲笑的，嘲弄的；可付之一笑的

derisory 嘲弄的；嘲笑的

adv.

derisively 嘲弄地；嘲笑地

vt.

deride 嘲笑；嘲弄

1.Unlike many who let criticism discourage them, Mr. Chen USES derision to light a fire in himself to prove others wrong.

多数人会因受指责而灰心丧气，与此不同的是，陈先生用嘲笑点燃了自己的人生，由此也证明那些人的做法是错的。

2.The artist exploring the new is liable to derision and hostility.

探索新事物的艺术家容易受到嘲笑和敌意。

3.So the court, though still widely regarded in Africa with suspicion and sometimes even derision, may yet prove to have teeth.

因此，国际刑事法院尽管在非洲仍然受到广泛的猜疑，有时甚至被嘲笑，但也许已经证明了其威慑力。

4.Funny that an innocuous runabout could stir such feelings of derision.

可笑的是这种无害的小型车竟然能得到如此多的嘲笑。

5.they cried in derision.

他们在向小耗子大声地嘲笑道。

6.Do they deserve universal derision?

他们就理应得到人们的嘲笑吗？

7.You have made us a reproach to our neighbors, the scorn and derision of those around us.

你使我们受邻国的羞辱，被四围的人嗤笑讥刺。

8.Significantly, the students’ response was not anger, but derision – a clear sign of how the US is now perceived.

值得注意的是，学生们的反应不是愤怒，而是嘲笑——这清楚地表明了他们对美国的看法。