scoff1 [skɒf, америк. skɑ:f] ГЛ. неперех. (mock)
| I | scoff |
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| you | scoff |
| he/she/it | scoffs |
| we | scoff |
| you | scoff |
| they | scoff |
| I | scoffed |
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| I | have | scoffed |
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| you | had | scoffed |
| he/she/it | had | scoffed |
| we | had | scoffed |
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The sentimentalists are quitting us; the revolutionary element that four years ago were scoffing at us are joining us now.
en.wikipedia.org Buck dismisses his concerns and is convinced of their freedom to which the bank-robber scoffs.
en.wikipedia.org She also later explained that she thought it was a horrid song, and scoffed at the notion of being a backing singer.
en.wikipedia.org Vane, however, scoffed at the notion of retirement from piracy and soon became the leader of those who refused the pardon.
en.wikipedia.org The phrase is often used for humorous effect, to scoff at over-ambition.
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