v.嘲笑，讥讽，贪婪地吃，狼吞虎咽
n.嘲弄，(特指对宗教的)嘲笑，冷笑，食物

原形：scoff第三人称单数：scoffs过去式：scoffed过去分词：scoffed现在分词：scoffing

He scoffed at the idea that he would ever be able to climb Mount Everest.
他嘲笑这个想法，认为自己永远无法登上珠穆朗玛峰。
She scoffed at his apologies, saying they were insincere.
她对他的道歉嗤之以鼻，说那不是真心的。
The scientist scoffed at the superstitions of the villagers.
科学家对村民们迷信的观点嗤之以鼻。
Don't scoff at my small beginnings; I've got big dreams.
别小看我现在的起点，我有远大的抱负。
He scoffed at the low salary offer, deciding to look for better opportunities elsewhere.
他对那份低薪工作嗤之以鼻，决定去寻找更好的职位。
After his embarrassing performance, nobody dared to scoff at him again.
他在尴尬的表现后，没人再敢嘲笑他了。
She scoffed at the notion that success depends solely on luck.
她对成功完全依赖运气的说法嗤之以鼻。
The old man scoffed at the young man's fancy gadgets, preferring simplicity.
老人对年轻人的高科技产品嗤之以鼻，更喜欢简单的东西。
His suggestion was met with a chorus of scoffs from the audience.
他的建议被听众一片嘲笑声淹没。
He scoffed at the idea of spending a weekend camping in the rain.
他对在雨中露营的想法嗤之以鼻。