相关例句

• Eurocrats scoff that the Albanians cannot even hold a local election without its going wrong.(欧盟的官员嘲笑阿尔巴尼亚连小小的地方选举里都搞得一团糟。)
• And many professional programmers will scoff at the development tool as a mere toy.(很多职业程序员会嘲笑这种开发工具，权当作玩具罢了。)
• Some authors scoff at the idea of mixing the two mediums.(一些作家嘲笑将两种媒体混合的想法。)
• But their precise production process is nothing to scoff at.(但是它们精确的生产过程无可挑剔。)
• Cynics may scoff at the marketing gloss, but the 18 month start-up's products sell across the world.(有些愤世嫉俗者可能会嘲讽这种营销手段，但事实证明，这家成立了仅18个月的公司生产的产品畅销全球。)
• I have friends who, I suspect, secretly scoff at my mild work-out routines.(我疑心有几个朋友偷偷嘲笑我温和的锻炼程序。)
• Mr Romney's rivals scoff that anyone can win a state where no one else campaigns.(罗姆尼的对手讽刺说：其他人都不在这个州进行选举活动，他在这个州进行选举活动，当然可以获胜了。)
• When Shoun bought fish for his mother, the people would scoff at him, for a monk is not supposed to eat fish.(正安给母亲买鱼，遭到众人讥笑，因为和尚是不能沾荤腥的。)
• Don't scoff—she's absolutely right.(别嘲笑她—她绝对正确。)
• Truth: It may seem so, but experts scoff.(事实：看起来好像是这样，但是专家却不屑一顾。)