deriding信息详情
v.对……表示轻蔑；嘲笑（deride的现在分词）
v.取笑，嘲笑( deride的现在分词 )
debriding───vt.清除
deciding───adj.决定性的；无疑的；v.决定；裁决；断定（decide的现在分词）
deriving───得到；源于（derive的现在分词）
deridingly───adv.嘲笑地
derailing───v.（火车）[铁路]出轨（derail的现在分词）
derigging───嘲笑
-briding───系结
-riding───n.骑马，骑术；（尤指林间的）马道；adj.用于骑马的；由骑手驾驶的；v.骑马；驾驶（摩托车）；乘坐；漂浮；穿越，翻越（ride的现在分词）；n.(Riding)英格兰约克郡原东、西、北三个行政区之一；（加拿大的）选区；n.(Riding)（美、英、加）赖丁（人名）
arriding───vt.使欢喜；使满足
The girls are deriding that boy's foolishness.───姑娘们在嘲笑那个男孩的愚笨。
Reactions to his proposals were mixed, with newspapers such as The Times deriding it as an absurd fantasy.───对他的提议反应不一，《泰晤士报》这样的报纸甚至还讽刺这个想法是一个荒诞的白日梦。
I suffered her to enjoy it a while; then I expostulated: deriding and ridiculing all Mr Heathcliff's assertions about his son, as if I were certain she would coincide.───我让她自我享受了一阵，然后就去规劝她了：对于希刺克厉夫所说的关于他儿子的一切我尽情地嘲笑了一番，好像我肯定她也会赞同的。
Republican Senator John McCain, who is well known for deriding earmarks as "pork barrel spending," told Fox News the president should scrap the bill entirely.
House Budget Committee Chairman Democratic Representative John Spratt is quoted as deriding President Bush's "dismal legacy" in fiscal matters, converting record surpluses into record deficits.