derisively

基本解释

It’s sometimes used derisively, for example suggesting that “business ethics” or “military intelligence” are oxymorons.
这种用法有时是用来嘲弄的，比如，“商业道德”或“军事情报”就是矛盾修饰法。
Israel’s prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, derisively calls the site just another “private house”, saying it would be wrong to make certain districts of Jerusalem out of bounds for Jews.
以色列总理本雅明内塔尼亚胡，嘲弄地称该遗址只是一个“私人住宅”，并称耶路撒冷的犹太人不能使用某些地区建房屋是错误的。
A resident of one town once derisively said of another city, "There's no 'there' there."
一个城市的居民嘲笑另一个城市时会说，“那儿没有 ‘那儿’ 这个概念"。

The arena was half-empty by the time the horn sounded, a solitary fan yelling derisively, "Tacos!"
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At the end of the day, my locker mate saw what I had done and derisively asked.
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Derisively dismissed by his interlocutors, he is back home, his self-described "dialogue among civilizations" now just an embarrassing memory.
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