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/skɒf/
US
/skɔf/
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scoff
noun
scoffs
pl
UK
/skɒf/
US
/skɔf/
насмешка
His comment was met with a scoff from the audience.
Его комментарий был встречен насмешкой со стороны аудитории.
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глумление
Synonyms
jeer
mockery
ridicule
sneer
taunt
gibe
scorn
contempt
snicker
derision
scoff
verb
scoffed
Past Simple
scoffed
Past Participle
scoffing
Gerund
UK
/skɒf/
US
/skɑːf/
фыркать
She scoffed at his suggestion to take a day off.
Она фыркнула на его предложение взять выходной.
насмехаться
He would often scoff at the idea of ghosts.
Он часто насмехался над идеей призраков.
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глумиться
Synonyms
dismiss
scorn
mock
ridicule
deride
jeer
taunt
Antonyms
praise
admire
applaud
Definitions
scoff
noun
An expression of scornful derision or mockery.
His suggestion was met with scoffs from the audience.
Food, especially when regarded informally or as something to be eaten quickly and greedily.
We grabbed some scoff before heading back to the campsite.
scoff
verb
To speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way.
She scoffed at his proposal, dismissing it as unrealistic.
To eat something quickly and greedily.
He scoffed down the entire pizza in just a few minutes.
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