snicker

英 [ˈsnɪkə(r)]

美 [ˈsnɪkər]

v.  窃笑;暗笑
n.  窃笑

过去式：snickered　现在分词：snickering　复数：snickers　第三人称单数：snickers　过去分词：snickered　

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BNC.49508 / COCA.18890

柯林斯词典

• VERB 窃笑;暗笑
  If yousnicker, you laugh quietly in a disrespectful way, for example at something rude or embarrassing.
  1. We all snickered at Mrs. Swenson.
     我们都暗暗嘲笑斯温森太太。
  2. Snickeris also a noun.
     
  3. ...a chorus of jeers and snickers.
     一阵嗤笑

英英释义

noun

• a disrespectful laugh
  Synonym:snortsnigger

verb

• laugh quietly
  Synonym:snigger

双语例句

• "When was the last time you had to write a sorting algorithm?" they snicker.
  他们会窃笑著说：「上一次你必须写排序演算法是什麽时候的事？」
• And our own snicker when someone else really had left behind.
  而我们自己在窃笑别人的时候真的就已经落后了。
• We all snickered at Mrs. Swenson.
  我们都暗暗嘲笑斯温森太太。
• The shuffle and snicker become the comedian ´ s trademark.
  搅和与窃笑成为那个戏剧演员的标志。
• And I have seen the eternal Footman hold my coat, and snicker.
  我曾眼见永恒的守门人接过我的大衣，然后窃笑。
• When you dont want to laugh, thats when your jerk-face brain will make it impossible for you to resist. As soon as someone says dont laugh, youre immediate inclination is to either snicker or guffaw.
  如果你不想笑，那也是大脑控制你去抵抗笑意。只要有人说不准笑，你会马上开始偷笑或窃笑。
• Even before I debuted, I used to snicker to myself imagining that I was the main character in a movie.
  甚至在我出道前，我就常偷偷对自己笑，想像著自己是电影中的主角。
• She gave a short snicker.
  她偷偷地笑了一声。