sneerKK [ˈsnɪr] ｜ /ˈsnɪr/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an expression of disrespect or contempt, often shown by the upper lip curling up or the corners of the mouth turning downwards
When John saw the old car, he couldn’t help but sneer at it in disgust.
嗤笑；輕蔑的表情
C2verb
to express disdain or contempt through a facial expression, often involving the curling of the upper lip or the turning down of the corners of the mouth
When the teacher announced that there would be a pop quiz that day, the student gave a sneer of disgust before begrudgingly taking out a pen and paper
冷笑；嗤之以鼻
C2noun
a contemptuous or scornful remark or action
When the manager announced that there would be no holiday this year, the employees responded with a sneer.
C2verb
to speak or act in a contemptuous or mocking manner
After I fell down in front of the whole class, they began to sneer at me and make fun of my clumsiness.