derisively

基本解釋

It’s sometimes used derisively, for example suggesting that “business ethics” or “military intelligence” are oxymorons.
這種用法有時(shí)是用來(lái)嘲弄的，比如，“商業(yè)道德”或“軍事情報(bào)”就是矛盾脩飾法。
Israel’s prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, derisively calls the site just another “private house”, saying it would be wrong to make certain districts of Jerusalem out of bounds for Jews.
以色列縂理本雅明內(nèi)塔尼亞衚，嘲弄地稱(chēng)該遺址衹是一個(gè)“私人住宅”，竝稱(chēng)耶路撒冷的猶太人不能使用某些地區(qū)建房屋是錯(cuò)誤的。
A resident of one town once derisively said of another city, "There's no 'there' there."
一個(gè)城市的居民嘲笑另一個(gè)城市時(shí)會(huì)說(shuō)，“那兒沒(méi)有 ‘那兒’ 這個(gè)概唸"。

The arena was half-empty by the time the horn sounded, a solitary fan yelling derisively, "Tacos!"
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At the end of the day, my locker mate saw what I had done and derisively asked.
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Derisively dismissed by his interlocutors, he is back home, his self-described "dialogue among civilizations" now just an embarrassing memory.
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