Examples of using Scoffed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tom scoffed.
When have I ever mocked or scoffed?
You scoffed.
You cannot eat gold, the dog scoffed.".
They scoffed at me with scorn.
They all scoffed.
She scoffed at his remark.
Ok, you just scoffed at me.
They scoffed Oppenheimer too.
The serial killer who scoffed at the law.
Something from my train of thoughtsmust have shown on my face because Talia scoffed.
Netanyahu scoffed at the Iranian insistence that these capabilities are being developed for civilian purposes.
The boy gathered some green branches, which others scoffed at.
At the White House, President Eisenhower scoffed at the Soviet claims to have leapt ahead in the race to space.
He scoffed at the notion that“one hundred thousand Jews who have come to Jerusalem will conquer Syria and Iraq.”.
But most revolutions have been preceded by periods when everyone scoffed at the idea that things could ever change.
Most people scoffed when a politician recently felt the need to warn people not to shoot at an oncoming hurricane.
I have six witnesses who swear my client was nowhere close to the scene when the crime was committed,and all six are scoffed at.
Most physicists of the time would have scoffed at the idea that this minor civil servant could have much to contribute to science.
But when Mr. Haneke was asked in an interviewif“Amour” indeed augured a new approach for him, he immediately scoffed at the notion.
The interrogator scoffed after me, saying that I will never be born because people like me only give life to terrorists and murderers.
A general in the Union Army during the American Civil War,John Sedgwick scoffed at the skill of the Confederate sniper firing at him.
The interrogator scoffed after me, saying that I will never be born because people like me only give life to terrorists and murderers.
Referring to the current heated presidential race as“amazeballs”- because, y'know, she's a professional journalist- Maddow found it ridiculous that the three presidential debates, broadcast live on Iraniantelevision, each exceeded four hours. Four hours!, she scoffed.
Rejected, scoffed at, when for once she had been sincere,… Frederique's fury overwhelmed the sentiments that had drawn her to her cousin.
From an early age he had to constantly prove his right to exist-in childhood his peers often scoffed at him because of a congenital defect of speech and small stature, and besides, Stallone had a paralyzed part of the tongue, lips and cheek from birth.
IBM scoffed to Xerox founders in 1959 that“The world potential market for copying machines is 5,000 at most.”.
And who proved wrong all who scoffed at the idea that a young maiden could be one of the fiercest warriors this realm has ever known?
Besides, Riley scoffed under his breath, finally focusing on the numbers in front of him, the only time a guy won the woman he would loved for twenty-one years was in those awful chick flicks his mother used to watch.
These commanders“scoffed at what they regarded as Obama's inexperience with the Middle East, where magnanimity is often seen as weakness.
