sarcasms信息详情
n.讽刺；挖苦；嘲笑
sarcasm───n.讽刺；挖苦；嘲笑
carcases───n.（动物的）尸体；架子（等于carcass）
carcass───n.（人或动物的）尸体；残骸；（除脏去头备食用的）畜体
carcasss───尸体
sarcosomes───肌质体（肌细胞线粒体）；肌粒
staircases───n.楼梯（staircase的复数）
archaisms───古语；拟古主义；古体（archaism的复数）
carcasses───n.尸体；兽体（carcass的复数形式）
gearcases───n.齿轮箱，齿轮罩；变速箱壳体
His review of this game is full of sarcasms.───他对这个游戏做的评论充满了讽刺。
had considerable respect for the other's abilities, and particularly for the wit that occasionally exhibited itself in little friendly sarcasms.───对于对方的才能，特别是对那种开玩笑讲个小小挖苦话时偶尔显示出来的智慧，都很尊敬。
sarcasms are often thrown out to test men's moods, and by their means one often obtains the most subtle and penetrating touchstone of the heart.───讥诮话常常用来探测别人的情绪，它往往是刺探人心的最敏锐的试金石。
Try to avoid warnings, sarcasms, and nonverbal put-downs (e. g. , rolling your eyes in response to another's comments).───试着避免警告，挖苦，和语言上的奚落（如，滚动你的眼睛表示对另一个的评论的回应）。
But as a general rule Bertha checked the sarcasms that constantly rose to her tongue.───然而总的说来，伯莎堵住不断涌到她嘴边的冷嘲热讽。
Bertha frowned , finding it difficult to repress the sarcasms that rose to her lips .───伯莎皱起眉头，她觉得要把溜到嘴边的挖苦话咽下去是件难事。
The insurgents' cartridges were giving out; but not their sarcasms .───被包围者的子弹逐渐耗尽，他们的嘲讽却还没有枯竭。
Author thinks Boschs painting ideologies are critics to fifteenth and sixteenth centuries religious movement and also sarcasms to the society phenomena at that time.
Bertha frowned, finding it difficult to repress the sarcasms that rose to her lips.
He fired inwardly at these sarcasms.