Examples of using Scoffed in English and their translations into German
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
He scoffed,“Well, is that enough?
If only I could say the same of you," he scoffed.
I would have scoffed him, if he was so hungry. I like fish.
The magnitude of Kulve Taroth's arrival is nothing to be scoffed at.
Liliana scoffed with a smile."I did what I needed to.
The bountiful yields of this superiorquality product are not to be scoffed at.
Trunks of Universe 16 scoffed, even as his counterpart from the 18th did the same.
A pier, I not for this purpose shed the blood in the war that you scoffed at my son….
You both scoffed when I said we should invest in an X-ray machine for down here.
So he built the ark;and when groups of his people passed by him, they scoffed at him.
If you will be scoffed there, leave the city and preach to the country folks for four years!
So he built the ark;and when groups of his people passed by him, they scoffed at him.
His older brothers scoffed at him, but he had his own intention, and it was for goodness.
So he began to build the Ark,and whenever leaders of his people passed by, they scoffed at him.
While the traditionalists scoffed at him as a screwball, Soriba was confident of the public's acclaim.
And assuredly mocked were the apostles before thee, then there surrounded those of them Who scoffed that whereat they had been mocking!
Many apostles have been scoffed before you; but they who scoffed were themselves caught by what they had ridiculed.
In fact, human rights are still too often disregarded, if not scoffed at, or else they receive only formal recognition.
Many apostles have been scoffed before you; but they who scoffed were themselves caught by what they had ridiculed.
Messengers indeed were mocked at before thee, but those that scoffed at them were encompassed by that they mocked at.
We were all very much scoffed at and persecuted during all this time, while Joseph was receiving his visions and translating the plates.
Others, such as Han Deqiang of Beijing's aerospace university,who wrote an anti-war commentary that accompanied Yu's essay, scoffed at such an idea.
And certainly apostles before you were scoffed at, then there befell those of them who scoffed that at which they had scoffed.
My husband scoffed at the story, saying that it couldn't have happened since no one at the hospital would admit that it did.
When Haram delivered the message Aamir scoffed and rejected it, then at his command a spear was thrust forcefully into Haram's back.
Those who first scoffed at the Convention-- what they called a"talkshop" for Brussels insiders-- are now silent, and rightly so.
His companions from the Seminary scoffed and laughed, but he himself went back for four more consecutive evenings of evangelistic services.
A very smart virus,' Rasnick scoffed in a letter to Dr Joseph Sonnabend, posted to the internet forum of Mbeki's AIDS Advisory Panel.
However, on the South Island we scoffed three bars between breakfast and lunch and complemented the peanut butter with jelly and more cheese.
Twenty years ago most sales managers would have scoffed at the idea of maintaining a pipeline of opportunities and simultaneous conversations with hundreds of prospects.