to deride的意思|示意

There is a natural impulse to deride a project in the early stages of design, particularly one that has a new shape or expression.

一个项目在设计的早期阶段，人们总是有一种自然的冲动去嘲笑它，尤其是当这种设计有一个新奇的形状或者是一种新鲜的表达形式的时候。

Immediately that one note is enough to change the atmosphere of the room - proving that the sound element in music is a powerful and mysterious agent, which it would be foolish to deride or belittle.

立刻，那个声音就足以改变房间里的气氛-条件是音乐中的那个声音成分是个有力的和神秘的东西，如果嘲笑和小看它会变得可笑。

Formal is to become an event I both dread and deride.

礼仪规矩快要成为我害怕和嘲笑的事了。

The simplest thing in the world is to deride ourselves because we made a mistake, to give up and say, "I'm no good."

世界上最容易的事情就是在自己犯错之后自蔑放弃，对自己说：“我不行。”

I deride self in order that I am able to bring forward such simple problem.

我嘲笑自己以便我能提出这么简单的问题。

Those who deride the proposal for opening up the courts to family lawsuits miss the point.

那些嘲笑为家庭诉讼开放法庭的提议的人没有抓住要点。