SNEERING - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

engleski

španski

sneering [Am ˈsnɪrɪŋ, Brit ˈsnɪərɪŋ] ADJ

sneering remark

desdeñoso

sneering remark

despectivo

sneering smile/laugh

socarrón

sneering smile/laugh

sobrador CSur

I. sneer [Am snɪr, Brit snɪə] VB intr

sneer

adoptar un aire despectivo

to sneer at sb/sth he sneered at his challengers

miró desdeñosamente a sus contrincantes

she sneered at my attempts

se burló de mis intentos

II. sneer [Am snɪr, Brit snɪə] VB trans

sneer

decir con sorna

sneer

decir con desdén

III. sneer [Am snɪr, Brit snɪə] N

1. sneer (expression):

sneer

expresión f desdeñosa

he told me with a sneer that …

me dijo con desdén or sorna que …

2. sneer (remark):

sneer

comentario m desdeñoso

sneer

comentario m despectivo

sneer

burla f

nastily sneer/mock

cruelmente

španski

engleski

recochinearse

to sneer

rictus (de desprecio)

sneer

lo dijo haciendo una mueca burlona

he said it with a sneer

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

sneering [ˈsnɪərɪŋ, Am ˈsnɪr-] ADJ

sneering

burlón, -ona

I. sneer [snɪəʳ, Am snɪr] VB intr

sneer

hacer un gesto de burla y desprecio

sneer (mock)

mofarse

to sneer at sth/sb

mofarse de algo/alguien

II. sneer [snɪəʳ, Am snɪr] N

sneer

expresión f desdeñosa

španski

engleski

trisca

surreptitious sneer

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

sneering [ˈsnɪr·ɪŋ] ADJ

sneering

burlón, -ona

I. sneer [snɪr] VB intr

sneer

hacer un gesto de burla y desprecio

sneer (mock)

mofarse

to sneer at sth/sb

mofarse de algo/alguien

II. sneer [snɪr] N

sneer

expresión f desdeñosa

španski

engleski

trisca

surreptitious sneer

Present

I	sneer
you	sneer
he/she/it	sneers
we	sneer
you	sneer
they	sneer

Past

I	sneered
you	sneered
he/she/it	sneered
we	sneered
you	sneered
they	sneered

Present Perfect

I	have	sneered
you	have	sneered
he/she/it	has	sneered
we	have	sneered
you	have	sneered
they	have	sneered

Past Perfect

I	had	sneered
you	had	sneered
he/she/it	had	sneered
we	had	sneered
you	had	sneered
they	had	sneered

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

The critics sneered, but her audiences loved it.

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St George's Day is something our political classes look down upon, they sneer at it.

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He accepted victory without a sneer or a strut, and defeat without a whimper.

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This was a combination of rebellion, sexuality, and freedoma sneering expression of disdain for the workaday world of parents and authority figures.

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In the bottom right corner is the impenitent thief, who sneers against three men who are mocking him.

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