scorned

• 形容被人轻视、蔑视、鄙视或强烈不赞同的人或事物；也指被拒绝、被厌弃的对象。

Describes a person or thing that is treated with contempt, disdain, or strong disapproval.

1. Feeling or showing contemptB2formal

   Treated with a strong feeling of disrespect or rejection.

   被蔑视的

   • She felt scorned after being ignored at the party.
   • The scorned lover wrote a bitter letter.
   • He walked away with a scorned expression on his face.

   同义词despisedrejectedspurned

   反义词admiredcherishedesteemedhonoredrespected

2. Rejected or despisedB2formal

   Something or someone that has been rejected or treated as worthless.

   被鄙视的

   • The scorned proposal was never discussed again.
   • A scorned employee may seek revenge.
   • The scorned idea was later proven to be brilliant.

   同义词despiseddisregardedrejectedspurned

   反义词acceptedadmiredcherishedesteemedrespectedvalued

• 表示轻视、鄙视或强烈不赞同某人或某事的动词。

A verb used to express the act of feeling or showing contempt, disdain, or strong disapproval towards someone or something.

1. Feel contempt forC1formal

   To feel or express a strong lack of respect for someone or something.

   蔑视

   • She scorned his offer of help, believing she could do it alone.
   • He scorned the idea of taking shortcuts to success.
   • The critics scorned the artist's latest work.

   同义词deridedespisedisdainlook down onmockridiculeslightspurn

   反义词admireesteemhonorrespectreverevalue

2. Reject with disdainC1formal

   To refuse to accept or do something because you think it is not good enough.

   轻蔑地拒绝

   • They scorned the proposal as being too simplistic.
   • He scorned the invitation to the party, calling it a waste of time.
   • She scorned any suggestion that she was wrong.

   同义词contemndespisedisdaindisregardrebuffrejectslightsnubspurn

   反义词acceptapproveembracewelcome