scoffing

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de burlarse o expresar desprecio mediante risas o comentarios desdeñosos; también puede referirse a comer o beber con avidez y ruidosamente.

A noun referring to the act of expressing contempt or mockery through derisive laughter or remarks.

incontable

1. Derisive laughter or mockeryB2informal

   The act of showing contempt or scorn through mocking laughter or remarks.

   Burla desdeñosa

   • His scoffing at her ideas made her feel unwelcome.
   • The audience's scoffing was audible during the speech.
   • She ignored the scoffing from her classmates and continued her presentation.

   Sinónimoscontemptderisiondisdainjeeringmockerymockingridiculescornsneeringtaunting

• Verbo que expresa burla o desdén hacia alguien o algo, a menudo mediante comentarios sarcásticos, risas o una actitud de desprecio o menosprecio.

A verb used to express the act of mocking or ridiculing someone or something, often by speaking in a scornful or derisive manner.

1. Mock or ridiculeB2informal

   To laugh at someone or something in a scornful or derisive way, showing contempt.

   burlarse con desprecio

   • He scoffed at her suggestion, calling it naive.
   • The critics scoffed at the artist's latest work.
   • She scoffed when he claimed he could run a marathon.

   Sinónimosbelittlederidejeerlaugh atmockridiculescornsneertaunt

   Antónimosadmirecommendhonorpraiserespect

2. Dismiss or disregardC1formal

   To treat something as unworthy of serious consideration; to ignore or reject with contempt.

   desdeñar, menospreciar

   • The committee scoffed at the proposal, deeming it impractical.
   • He scoffed at the warnings and proceeded with his plan.
   • They scoffed at the idea of changing the company's policy.

   Sinónimosbelittlederidedismissdisregardmockpooh-poohridiculescornsneer

   Antónimosconsiderembraceheedrespect