Translations for „scorn“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

scorn N

scorn

اِزْدِراء

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِحْتِقَار

scorn (feelings & emotions)

زِرَايَة

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتِهْزاء

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِمْتِهان

scorn ADJ

scorn

أَنِفَ

scorn VB

scorn (feelings & emotions)

أَحْقَرَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِزْدَرَى

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَهانَ بِـ

scorn N

scorn (feelings & emotions)

سُخْرِيَة

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتِحْقار

scorn VB

scorn (feelings & emotions)

حَرَمَهُ إِيَّاه

scorn (feelings & emotions)

أَغْفَلَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

سَهَا

scorn (feelings & emotions)

غَفَلَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

أبَى

scorn (feelings & emotions)

تَرَفّعَ عن

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَنْكَفَ عن

scorn (feelings & emotions)

أهَانَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِحْتَقَرَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَهَان بِـ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَخَفّ بِـ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَقَلّ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَذَلّ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَصْغَرَ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتَنْكَفَ عَنْ أو مِنْ

scorn (feelings & emotions)

اِمْتَنَعَ

scorn

scorn

اِسْتِخْفاف بِـ

scorn

اِسْتِهَانَة

scorn

اِسْتِهْتار

scorn VB

scorn

اِمْتَهَنَ

scorn

scorn

تَحْقِير

scorn VB

scorn

شَمَخَ أنْفَهُ أو بِأنْفِهِ على

scorn

تَكَبّرَ

scorn

غَمَصَ

scorn

غَمَطَ

scorn

scorn

هُزْء

scorn

هُزُؤ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The programme's format drew particular scorn for its shallowness and concentration on one continent's news at the expense of the rest.

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He bowls fast and obviously scorns to conserve his strength.

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Somewhat new to show business, her naivet is generally scorned by her peers, though her talent is rarely called into question.

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The satire was clear, and the public reacted with scorn.

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Beliefs that revolved around animism and magic were consistently met with scorn, and were regarded as immoral and subservient.

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She scorned the shepherdess for her folly, but the shepherdess bid farewell to the lovely girl.

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They express scorn toward boys who confuse real power and power on a screen.

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For others, it will provoke sympathy rather than scorn.

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He seemingly scorns her and promises to give her a quick death.

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This text is frequently quoted with scorn as a piece of poor psychological speculation that usually gets everything wrong.

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