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Перевод: scorn

[существительное]
презрение; пренебрежение; объект презрения; насмешка ;
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Тезаурус:

1. He dedicated this formidable intellect to eradicating nonsense from the world, especially nonsense in divinity, which was a world where in those days he could find plenty of targets for his scorn.
2. It was to scorn the world of detail, information, precision, all the false knowledge which cannot intrude on decay."
3. The "mad" quarter of Montparnasse where illicit drugs were so cheap and available earns her special scorn.
4. Subject to local scorn and stare.
5. Conrad said of The Secret Agent , another book about revolutionaries, cranks, crooks, somnambulists, peripherals and phantasmagoricals, that it was written "in scorn as well as in pity", and the same could be said of Guerrillas .
6. These technical and demographic facts of life were as significant in shaping Conservative social thought in the 1980s as the scorn expressed in the rhetoric about social security parasites and swindlers.
7. More comprehensible too are his Seventies revolt (fatal to his Whitehall career) against the trendy refurbishment of the Civil Service and his scorn for Official Culture and for further dilution of the Anglicanism he cherishes.
8. As the years went by, and some of his friends became prolific writers, Dyson came to be jealous of their reputations and to scorn what they wrote.
9. Bishops, priests, and deacons were held in scorn by them; but they allowed positions of leadership and liturgical presidency to women, as orthodox communities did not.
10. It is the world of "ESSO" men (Every Saturday and Sunday Off), and the "real polis's" scorn is reflected in some of the language of definition which I have outlined here.
11. Scorn has been poured upon the excessive mourning practised by Victorians, to which even their children and servants were subjected; but it should be recalled that the badge of mourning was like the tartan of a Highland clan: it symbolised solidarity.
12. The statement poured scorn on a rebel broadcast several hours earlier saying that the junior officers, led by a group of captains, had ousted the military leader and his general staff.
13. Morrissey, still the object of scorn for his apparently traiterous move to London, was considering a move back to the plush surrounds of Hale Barns (home of many a former Manchester City player) in Cheshire.