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31. | They laughed us to scorn, and despised us. |
| 他们讥笑我们,鄙视我们。 |
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32. | She jested at me on my poverty |
| 她讥笑我贫穷。 |
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33. | Don' t scoff : he' s quite right. |
| 别讥笑, 他没错. |
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34. | They sneered at her old, worn-out clothes. |
| 他们讥笑她穿得破旧。 |
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35. | They jeered at the speaker. |
| 他们讥笑发言的人。 |
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36. | A performance that drew jeers from the audience. |
| 引起观众讥笑的表演 |
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37. | To taunt, ridicule, or tease, especially for embarrassing mistakes or faults. |
| 讥笑讥笑、嘲讽或戏弄,特别是因为令人尴尬的错误或失误 |
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38. | Does he dare to laugh at me? |
| 他敢讥笑我么? |
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39. | They taunted the boy with cowardice. |
| 他们讥笑那男孩胆 |
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40. | She made merry over their deficiencies. |
| 她讥笑他们的缺陷。 |
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