Signification de "sneer" dans le dictionnaire anglais

ÉTYMOLOGIE DU MOT SNEER

Perhaps from Low Dutch; compare North Frisian sneere contempt.

On appelle étymologie la recherche de l'origine des mots et leurs changements structuraux et de signification.

PRONONCIATION DE SNEER EN ANGLAIS

sneer  [snɪə]

CATÉGORIE GRAMMATICALE DE SNEER

Sneer est un verbe et peut également fonctionner comme un substantif.

Le nom ou substantif est un type de mot déterminant la réalité. Les substantifs désignent toutes les choses : personnes, objets, sensations, sentiments, etc.

Le verbe, c'est la partie de la proposition que l'on conjugue et qui décrit l'action et l'état.

Voir la conjugaison du verbe cantar en anglais.

QUE SIGNIFIE SNEER EN ANGLAIS

Ricanement

Sneer

Un ricanement est une expression du visage de mépris ou de dégoût caractérisé par une légère élévation d'un coin de la lèvre supérieure, connue aussi comme curling la lèvre ou le nez. Dans l'expression des émotions chez l'homme et les animaux, Charles Darwin a défini un «ricanement» comme «la lèvre supérieure étant rétractée de telle manière que la dent canine d'un côté du visage seul est montrée» Darwin a raconté le ricanement au snarl observé Chez les animaux non humains, en particulier les carnivores, en observant que: le découverte de la dent canine est le résultat d'un double mouvement. L'angle ou le coin de la bouche est attiré un peu vers l'arrière, et en même temps, un muscle qui s'étend parallèlement à et près du nez tire la partie extérieure de la lèvre supérieure et expose le canin sur ce côté du visage. La contraction de ce muscle fait un sillon distinct sur la joue, et produit des rides solides sous l'œil, en particulier à son coin intérieur. L'action est la même que celle d'un chien qui gronde; Et un chien en prétendant se battre élabore souvent la lèvre sur un seul côté, à savoir celui qui fait face à son antagoniste.

A sneer is a facial expression of scorn or disgust characterized by a slight raising of one corner of the upper lip, known also as curling the lip or turning up the nose. In The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals, Charles Darwin defined a "sneer" as "the upper lip being retracted in such a manner that the canine tooth on one side of the face alone is shown" Darwin related the sneer to the snarl observed in non-human animals, particularly carnivores, observing that: The uncovering of the canine tooth is the result of a double movement. The angle or corner of the mouth is drawn a little backwards, and at the same time a muscle which runs parallel to and near the nose draws up the outer part of the upper lip, and exposes the canine on this side of the face. The contraction of this muscle makes a distinct furrow on the cheek, and produces strong wrinkles under the eye, especially at its inner corner. The action is the same as that of a snarling dog; and a dog when pretending to fight often draws up the lip on one side alone, namely that facing his antagonist.

définition de sneer dans le dictionnaire anglais

La première définition de ricanement dans le dictionnaire est une expression faciale de mépris ou de mépris, généralement avec la lèvre supérieure enroulée. Une autre définition de ricanement est une remarque ou un énoncé méprisant ou méprisant. Sneer doit également assumer une expression faciale de mépris ou de mépris.

CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE SNEER

PRESENT

Present

I sneer

you sneer

he/she/it sneers

we sneer

you sneer

they sneer

Present continuous

I am sneering

you are sneering

he/she/it is sneering

we are sneering

you are sneering

they are sneering

Present perfect

I have sneered

you have sneered

he/she/it has sneered

we have sneered

you have sneered

they have sneered

Present perfect continuous

I have been sneering

you have been sneering

he/she/it has been sneering

we have been sneering

you have been sneering

they have been sneering

PAST

Past

I sneered

you sneered

he/she/it sneered

we sneered

you sneered

they sneered

Past continuous

I was sneering

you were sneering

he/she/it was sneering

we were sneering

you were sneering

they were sneering

Past perfect

I had sneered

you had sneered

he/she/it had sneered

we had sneered

you had sneered

they had sneered

Past perfect continuous

I had been sneering

you had been sneering

he/she/it had been sneering

we had been sneering

you had been sneering

they had been sneering

FUTURE

Future

I will sneer

you will sneer

he/she/it will sneer

we will sneer

you will sneer

they will sneer

Future continuous

I will be sneering

you will be sneering

he/she/it will be sneering

we will be sneering

you will be sneering

they will be sneering

Future perfect

I will have sneered

you will have sneered

he/she/it will have sneered

we will have sneered

you will have sneered

they will have sneered

Future perfect continuous

I will have been sneering

you will have been sneering

he/she/it will have been sneering

we will have been sneering

you will have been sneering

they will have been sneering

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would sneer

you would sneer

he/she/it would sneer

we would sneer

you would sneer

they would sneer

Conditional continuous

I would be sneering

you would be sneering

he/she/it would be sneering

we would be sneering

you would be sneering

they would be sneering

Conditional perfect

I would have sneer

you would have sneer

he/she/it would have sneer

we would have sneer

you would have sneer

they would have sneer

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been sneering

you would have been sneering

he/she/it would have been sneering

we would have been sneering

you would have been sneering

they would have been sneering

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you sneer
we let´s sneer
you sneer

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to sneer

Past participle

sneered

Present Participle

sneering

SYNONYMES DE «SNEER» EN ANGLAIS

Les mots suivants dans le dictionnaire anglais ont une signification proche ou identique à celle du mot «sneer» et appartiennent à la même catégorie grammaticale.

synonymes en anglais de sneer

deride · derision · disdain · gibe · jeer · laugh · mock · mockery · ridicule · scoff · scorn · sniff at · snigger

TRADUCTION DE SNEER

Découvrez la traduction de sneer dans 25 langues grâce à notre traducteur anglais multilingue.

Dans cette section, les traductions de sneer dans d'autres langues ont été obtenues par traduction automatique statistique, où l'unité essentielle de la traduction est le mot «sneer» en anglais.

• Traducteur Français - chinois: 嘲笑
• Traducteur Français - espagnol: sonreír con desprecio
• anglais: sneer
• Traducteur Français - hindi: उपहास
• Traducteur Français - arabe: سخرية
• Traducteur Français - russe: насмешка
• Traducteur Français - portugais: rir-se com desdém
• Traducteur Français - bengali: টিটকারি
• Traducteur Français - français: grimacer
• Traducteur Français - malaisien: Mengejek
• Traducteur Français - allemand: spöttisch lächeln
• Traducteur Français - japonais: 冷笑する
• Traducteur Français - coréen: 비웃다
• Traducteur Français - javanais: Sneer
• Traducteur Français - vietnamien: nụ cười khinh bỉ
• Traducteur Français - tamoul: பரிகாசம் செய்
• Traducteur Français - marathi: चहाडी
• Traducteur Français - turc: alay
• Traducteur Français - italien: sogghignare
• Traducteur Français - polonais: szydzić
• Traducteur Français - ukrainien: насмішка
• Traducteur Français - roumain: insinuare
• Traducteur Français - grec: χλεύη
• Traducteur Français - afrikaans: ginnegappen
• Traducteur Français - suédois: hån
• Traducteur Français - norvégien: flir

8 CITATIONS EN ANGLAIS AVEC «SNEER»

Citations et phrases célèbres avec le mot sneer.

1

Billy Bragg

Were it not for the Clash, punk would have been just a sneer, a safety pin and a pair of bondage trousers.

2

Gustav Heinemann

Therefore it does not help to sneer at the imperfection of today's reality or to preach absolutes as a daily agenda.

3

Jack Kevorkian

What looks like enjoyment is the sneer of contempt. That's not a smile.

4

Charles Kingsley

The world goes up and the world goes down, the sunshine follows the rain; and yesterday's sneer and yesterday's frown can never come over again.

5

Ovid

A new idea is delicate. It can be killed by a sneer or a yawn; it can be stabbed to death by a quip and worried to death by a frown on the right man's brow.

6

William Paley

Who can refute a sneer?

7

Rick Perlstein

Conservatism is, among many other things, a culture. The most important glue binding it together is a shared sense of cultural grievance - the conviction, uniting conservatives high and low, theocratic and plutocratic, neocon and paleocon, that someone, somewhere is looking down their noses at them with a condescending sneer.

8

Ann Voskamp

Giving thanks is that: making the canyon of pain into a megaphone to proclaim the ultimate goodness of God when Satan and all the world would sneer at us to recant.

10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SNEER»

Découvrez l'usage de sneer dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec sneer et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.

The British drama; a collection of the most esteemed ...

Sir, why should I wish to have it answered, when I tell you I am pleased at it? Dang. True, I had forgot that — But 1 hope you are not fretted at what Mr. Sneer Sir F. Zounds ! no, Mr. Dangle, don't I tell you these things never fret me in the least.

British drama, 1824

The British drama: a collection of the most esteemed ...

Beg him to walk up — [Exit Servant.] Now, Mrs. Dangle, Sir Fretful Plagiary is an author to your own taste. Mrs. D. I confess he is a favourite of mine, because every body else abuses him. Sneer. Very much to the credit of your charity, Madam, ...

‎1850

The acting drama; containing 60 plays

Mr. Sneer, eir, to wait on you. Dan. O, show Mr. Sneer up. [Eiit Servant.] Plague ou't, now we must appear loving and affectionate, or Sneer will hitch us into a story. Mrs. D. With all my heart ; you can't be more ridiculous than you are. Van.

Acting drama, 1839

Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity Determined by the ...

or mother would have taken had such parents survived the said George Sneer. But in case of the death of said George S. Sneer and Minnie E. Sneer without leaving issue surviving before or at the time of the death of my said son, George ...

Iowa. Supreme Court, Nathaniel B. Raymond, Benjamin I. Salinger, 1897

Cyclopaedia of English literature

Sneer. I believe you have reason for what you say, indeed. Sir P. Besides, I can tell you, it is not always so •afe to leave a play in the hands of those who write themselves. Sneer. What ! they may steal from them I eh, my dear Plagiary !

Robert Chambers, 1856

Cyclopædia of English Literature: A Selection of the ...

Sneer. What ! they may steal from them 1 eh, my dear Plagiary ! Sir P. Steal! to be sure they may; and, egad! serve your best thoughts as gipsies do stolen children, disfigure them to make 'em pass for their own. Sneer. But your present work is ...

Robert Chambers, Robert Carruthers, 1847

The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes

Sir F. You make me extremely happy ; for, without a compliment, my dear Sneer, there isn't a man in the world whose judgment I value as I do your's, and Mr. Dangle's. Mrt. D. They are only laughing at you, Sir Fretful; for it was but just now that ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1811

Stop Staring: Facial Modeling and Animation Done Right

Inclusion The Sneer's main area of influence is along the base and sides of the nose, as in Figure 6.77. Ifyou intend to use this shape to create the Scowl at animation time, it's not required but it's a nice touch to include the area up on top of the ...

Jason Osipa, 2010

Chamber's Cyclopaedia of English Literature

Sneer. You never did anything beyond it, Sir Fretful ; never in your life. Sir F. You make me extremely happy ; for, without a compliment, my dear Sneer, there isn't a man in the world whose judgment I value as I do yours ; and Mr Dangle's.

Robert Chambers, David Patrick, 1910

Cyclopædia of English literature

Sneer. What ! they may steal from them ? eh, my , dear Plagiary i SirF. Steal! to be sure they may; and, egad! serve your best thoughts as gipsies do stolen children, disfigure them to make 'em pass for their own. Sour. But your present work is a ...

Robert Chambers, 1844

10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SNEER»

Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme sneer est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.

Service with a sneer these days

... name and number, I'll get him to phone you as soon as he returns.” Service with a sneer, it appears, is here to stay. JOHN GARDENER. NEXT ON NEWS24X ... «News24, juin 15»

Films of Jon Moritsugu, Upending Stereotypes With a Wig and a Sneer

When the ABC sitcom “Fresh Off the Boat” was being hailed this winter as a breakthrough in the presentation of Asian-Americans on screen, one constant ... «New York Times, juin 15»

Who are tourists to sneer at refugees?

It's funny how tiny we think the problem of migration is, really. There are currently 50 million people displaced by war – the most people in transit since the ... «The Times, juin 15»

Even the Tory benches are tiring of Cameron's chorus of gloats and …

“Gloat, gloat, sneer, sneer,” Gloating Dave had sneered in answer to Harriet ... Even Harman, who was so surprised not to have been sneered at that she could ... «The Guardian, juin 15»

Clarkson hits new Withering Heights: Top sneer at TV Brontes show

SACKED Top Gear star Jeremy Clarkson has taken a cheeky swipe at the BBC for failing to find another blockbuster TV show. By Helene Perkins / Published ... «Daily Star, mai 15»

Creep or Keep- Simon Sneer Eliminates Beverly Weird

Tunnel Bar is a modern day craft cocktail lounge located upstairs from Tipple & Brine in Downtown Sherman Oaks. Inside Tunnel Bar you will find a brick replica ... «KTLA, mai 15»

Small-town tech hub sneers at you, because it thinks you sneer at it

In it, a young woman explains with something of a sneer -- or perhaps outre Midwestern humor -- that you are a closed-minded, self-important, patronizing ... «CNET, mai 15»

Literati Sneer at Hebdos Graves

Writers condemning PEN America's free speech award to Charlie Hebdo because of its alleged Islamophobia disregard the right to draw cartoons—even ones ... «Daily Beast, avril 15»

Know your English — What is the difference between 'sneer' and …

What is the difference between 'sneer' and 'jeer'? (V.S. Niranjana, Chennai). When you 'sneer' or 'jeer' at an individual, you are being very rude to him. A 'sneer' ... «The Hindu, avril 15»

Jeremy Clarkson is brave in opening up. So don't sneer at him

After five long weeks where the general public demanded Jeremy Clarkson explain himself over the Top Gear fisticuffs saga, finally, he did. And then we told him ... «The Independent, avril 15»