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Перевод: sneer

[существительное]
презрительная усмешка; насмешка ; глумление;
[глагол]
насмешливо улыбаться; усмехаться; насмехаться; глумиться

Тезаурус:

1. Sneer though they might, a series of interviews with graduates of the Class of '55 at Ivy League colleges conducted by Time magazine showed the strong streak of conformity of the Fifties.
2. From deep inside, a jeer, a sneer.
3. My elder brother, one of the last O-level year, pretends to sneer at my GCSE passes, but I'm glad we didn't have to go through all the cramming and regurgitation of the old exams.
4. The old lady's tone was a sneer in itself.
5. John asked, lips drawn back in a sarcastic sneer.
6. " The Scotsman ?" he would sneer.
7. Many in the music business sneer at coverage in the regional press but Gedge has always encouraged it, especially in the Middleton paper where articles take on the role of a public letter home.
8. Now, as he looked round the kitchen, he suddenly frowned and winced, putting on, but only for a second, what Jack called his surly Eastern European sneer.
9. Tho' saucy Wits shou'd tell them with a Sneer,
10. Alix flicked a sneer over her shoulder as she mounted the stairs, "Old hag!" she hissed.
11. Their constituency was the silent majority of music paper readers that critics love to sneer at: students, ex-students, and those destined to be students (sixth formers and fifth formers).
12. "Thanks for sticking up for me," he snapped at last, an unmistakable sneer in his tone.
13. She was brought back to her mother's voice, as though enticing her, yet with a slight sneer in it now, saying, "It would give you an opportunity to wear some of those clothes you've been spending your money on lately."