snickered

英 [ˈsnɪkəd]

美 [ˈsnɪkərd]

v.  窃笑;暗笑
snicker的过去分词和过去式

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

双语例句

• "That was for Tyler's sake, not mine. I had to give him his chance." He snickered.
  “这是为了泰勒，可不是为了我自己。我想给他个机会。”他窃笑着。
• We have to admit, people in the face of a painting or sculpture, when a work of art, often do not know why, and some even snickered.
  我们不得不承认，国人在面对一幅绘画作品或是一件艺术雕塑品的时候，往往会不知所以，有些甚至会嗤之以鼻。
• People snickered and gossiped but no one bothered to ask him to come in, including me.
  有人窃笑，有人表示厌恶，但就是没有一个人愿意出去邀请他进来，包括我。
• The other students snickered at the young man's question.
  其它学生纷纷窃笑那位年轻人的问题。
• I made this statement that people snickered at& that plants would be built and closed... because of the hype surrounding the industry, says Anderson.
  安德森表示：我当时说，由于围绕着这个行业的大肆宣传，很多工厂建好了之后还得关门。但很多人都对这种观点嗤之以鼻。
• A couple of football players snickered.
  几个橄榄球队的学生窃笑起来。
• She snickered at his folly.
  她窃笑他干的蠢事。
• We all snickered at Mrs. Swenson.
  我们都暗暗嘲笑斯温森太太。
• He glanced over my shoulder, and then, unexpectedly, he snickered.
  他的目光越过了我的肩膀，然后，毫无预兆地，他窃笑起来。
• The princesses all snickered to one another about the unfortunate fate of the brave young soldier.
  对于这位年轻勇士的厄运，公主们彼此窃笑着。