sarcasm如何读

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sarcasm是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 讽刺
  2. 挖苦
  3. 挖苦话
  4. 讽刺性
  5. 嘲笑
  6. 讥讽语
  7. 嘲讽
  8. 讥讽
  9. 讽刺话

sarcasm自然拼读

sar·casm

sar kae zm

sarcasm词根

词根:sarcasm

adj.

sarcastic 挖苦的;尖刻的,辛辣的

adv.

sarcastically 讽刺地;挖苦地

sarcasm英英释义

noun

a sharp and often satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain

a mode of satirical wit depending for its effect on bitter, caustic, and often ironic language that is usually directed against an individual

the use or language of sarcasm

sarcasm词源中文解释

1570年代, sarcasmus,“尖刻的嘲讽或讥讽,讽刺的话或表达”,源自晚期拉丁语 sarcasmus,来自晚期希腊语 sarkasmos,“嘲笑,戏谑,讥讽,嘲弄”,来自 sarkazein,“说话刻薄,嘲笑”,字面意思是“剥去肉”(像狗一样),来自 sarx(属格 sarkos)“肉”,本意是“一块肉”(参见 sarco-)。英语单词的现代形式来自1610年代。“现在通常指:讽刺的语言; 讽刺的意义或目的”[OED]。另见 humor(名词)。

The essential thing about sarcasm is its cutting edge ; it therefore is intensely concentrated, lying in a sentence or a phrase ; it is used to scourge the follies or foibles or vices of men, but has little of reformatory purpose. Satire is more elaborate than sarcasm, is not necessarily bitter, and has, presumably, some aim at the reformation of that which is satirized. [Century Dictionary]
sarcasm 的本质在于其尖锐的切割边缘; 因此它非常集中,存在于一个句子或短语中; 它用于抨击人们的愚蠢、缺点或恶习,但几乎没有改革的目的。Satire 比 sarcasm 更为复杂,不一定是苦涩的,而且据说有一些目的是改革被讽刺的东西。[世纪词典]

sarcasm词源英文解释

earlier sarcasmus, borrowed from Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French sarcasme, borrowed from Late Latin sarcasmos "mockery," borrowed from Late Greek sarkasmós, from Greek sarkázein "to jeer at while biting the lips" (in galen; perhaps, if the original sense was "to bite or strip off flesh," derivative of sark-, sárx "flesh") + -smos, suffix of verbal action — more at sarco- Note: The original sense of the Greek verb sarkázein is conjectural, as all instances referring to jeering or mockery come from late or post-classical sources, generally lexica. The sole significant early uses are in Aristophanes' play Peace, where the Megarians, while pulling boulders from the entrance to a cave, are described as performing the action of the verb sarkázein "like mean (?) curs," while perishing from hunger ("hoi Megarês … hélkousin d' hómōs glischrótata sarkázontes hṓsper kynídia"); and in the Hippocratic treatise "On Joints" (Perì Arthrôn), where the verb is used to describe hoofed animals eating grass. In both cases the interpretation of sarkázein is far from transparent.

The first known use of sarcasm was in 1619

sarcasm儿童词典英英释义

sarinoun

a garment worn by women in southern Asia that consists of a long cloth draped around the body and head or shoulder

sardonicadjective

scornful, mocking

sardonicadjective

scornful, mocking

sardinenoun

any of various young or very small fish often preserved in oil for food

sarcophagusnoun

a stone coffin

sarcophagusnoun

a stone coffin

sarcasticadjective

containing sarcasm

a sarcastic remark

being in the habit of using sarcasm

a sarcastic person

sarcasticadjective

containing sarcasm

a sarcastic remark

being in the habit of using sarcasm

a sarcastic person

sarcasmnoun

the use of words that mean the opposite of what the speaker really thinks in order to insult, show irritation, or be funny

sarcasm 例句

1 He intended no sarcasm, but I well knew that the place he was referring to would not afford me the freedom I longed for.

2 I wondered if my sarcasm is what started it all.

3 "You don't know," she said, each syllable seeped in sarcasm.

“你不知道,”她说,每个词都充满了讽刺。

4 There was a note of desperation ( warning, envy, sarcasm, respect, nostalgia ) in what he said.

他的话带有一种绝望 ( 警告, 羡慕, 讥讽, 尊敬, 怀旧 ) 的口气.

5 I wanted to have meaningful conversations with my grandma and aunts that captured my sassy humor and penchant for sarcasm, but I couldn't communicate much beyond the usual Farsi phrases: "Delam yekzareh shodeh."

6 I almost whispered what Nan had said, only without the sarcasm.

7 "Yes, and for sarcasm, when it's good," I said.

8 Faria replied to this sarcasm with a glance of profound contempt. They went out.

法里亚以极其轻蔑的一瞥回敬了这句讽刺他的话。

9 She waited for the sneer and sarcasm, but it didn’t come.

10 “Who’d have thought a girl like me would know anything about sarcasm!”

11 And if he could do that, behind his mask of sarcasm and drunkenness, so convincingly and for so long, what else has he lied about?

12 This is sarcasm, not constructive criticism.

这是讥讽, 不是善意的批评.

13 Your attempts at sarcasm are not very happy.

你的挖苦是很不成功的.

14 'What a pity,' Graham said with a hint of sarcasm...

“太遗憾了,”格雷厄姆略带挖苦地说道。

15 He looked at her doubtfully for a minute, but sarcasm was lost on him and he believed her, and was a little disappointed.

16 A few months of this and I’d forget how to use sarcasm.

17 He used sarcasm to upset his opponent.

他用讽刺挖苦来打击对手.

18 We were not allowed profanity or even obvious sarcasm, but Bailey looped his language around his tongue and issued it out to Mother in alum drops.

19 “You can attempt to contain your sarcasm,” I said dully, but I caught the gist of what he was saying.

20 Cumulus even had the temerity to wave Root’s sarcasm aside.

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