| 1. | In their chastened smile is an indulgent mockery .
他们的莞尔微笑中流露着一种宽容的讥诮。 |
| 2. | The drunken taunts of the others had hurt his feelings .
那些人醉后的讥诮怒骂真叫他伤透了心。 |
| 3. | Those who confer benefits should not sneer others i don't like my benefactor to laugh at me .
施恩的人不应该讥诮别人，我不喜欢对我有恩的人嘲笑我。 |
| 4. | But twain, howells, and james were jeeringly described by mencken as "draft-dodgers" .
不过吐温、豪威尔斯和詹姆斯都是被门肯讥诮地叫做“逃避兵役的人。” |
| 5. | If he had been more than temporarily relieved by the evasions of the letter, he might have rejected some of her scorn .
这封信的花言巧语暂时地宽了宽他的心，不然、他也许会反驳她的讥诮。 |
| 6. | His non-appearance afforded shelton another proof of the delicacy that went hand in hand with the young vagrant's cynicism .
他不来，对谢尔顿又一次证明了他是通达人情的，这种通达人情是跟那位年轻流浪汉的讥诮癖性并行不悖的。 |
| 7. | A dried-up, yellow little man, cynical and weary in the face, as if a moral steam-roller had passed over it, answered this call .
一个干瘪的、肤色黄黄的矮个子，一脸的讥诮和倦容，仿佛给一种道德的蒸气滚筒在他脸上滚过似的，答应了这个呼唤。 |
| 8. | What man is like job , who drinks scorn like water
7谁像约伯、喝讥诮如同喝水呢。 |
| 9. | [ bbe ] to whom will he give knowledge
讥诮先知的说，他要将知识指教谁呢？ |
| 10. | What man is like job , who drinketh up scorning like water
7谁像约伯，喝讥诮如同喝水呢。 |
