Traductions de „scorn“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . scorn [skɔ:n, Am skɔ:rn] SUBST (contempt)

scorn

pogarda f

to have scorn for sb/sth

mieć kogoś/coś w pogardzie

to pour scorn on sb/sth

wzgardzić kimś/czymś

II . scorn [skɔ:n, Am skɔ:rn] VERBE trans

scorn

gardzić [perf po-]

Expressions couramment utilisées avec scorn

to pour scorn on [or upon] sb/sth

wieszać na kimś/czymś psy

to have scorn for sb/sth

mieć kogoś/coś w pogardzie

to pour scorn on sb/sth

wzgardzić kimś/czymś

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

For another, the movies gently amused scorn lands on everyone.

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He bowls fast and obviously scorns to conserve his strength.

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The campaign received some critical scorn from those in the industry.

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Somewhat new to show business, her naivet is generally scorned by her peers, though her talent is rarely called into question.

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The wife in particular ignores his pleas, and the narrator scorns her.

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Although most commonly considered a popular form, it has not been scorned by cultivated writers.

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This text is frequently quoted with scorn as a piece of poor psychological speculation that usually gets everything wrong.

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For others, it will provoke sympathy rather than scorn.

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Pride is the occasion and cause of persecution and oppression because the proud do scorn all not of their mind.

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Beliefs that revolved around animism and magic were consistently met with scorn, and were regarded as immoral and subservient.

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