v.嘲笑，讥讽，嗤笑
n.嘲笑，讥讽

原形：sneer第三人称单数：sneers过去式：sneered过去分词：sneered现在分词：sneering

She gave him a disdainful sneer as he walked by.
当他走过时，她轻蔑地冷笑一声。
His sarcastic sneer was a clear indication of his disapproval.
他的讽刺冷笑清楚地表达了他对这件事的不赞同。
The teacher's sneer showed how little she cared about the students' opinions.
老师的冷笑显示出她对学生们的意见毫不在意。
He tried to hide his sneer behind a smile, but it didn't fool anyone.
他试图用微笑掩饰冷笑，但没人被蒙蔽。
The comedian's exaggerated sneer brought the audience to laughter.
演员夸张的冷笑引得观众哄堂大笑。
The boss's sneer made her feel small and unworthy in front of her colleagues.
老板的冷笑让她在同事面前感到卑微和无能。
She couldn't help but sneer at his ridiculous excuse for being late.
她忍不住嘲笑他迟到的荒谬借口。
The child's innocent face belied the sneer on his lips when he thought no one was looking.
孩子无辜的表情与他以为没人看见时嘴角的冷笑形成了鲜明对比。
The actor skillfully conveyed the villain's malicious sneer through subtle facial expressions.
演员巧妙地通过微妙的面部表情传达了反派角色的阴险冷笑。
Her sneer was a telltale sign that she was not amused by his joke.
她的冷笑清楚地表明她对他的笑话并不觉得好笑。