The visitor walked away in scorn.

来访者不屑地离开了。

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They blame me and they go away in scorn.

他们责备我，不屑地走开了。

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Agesilaus in scorn asked why they were not ready to receive them.

阿格西·劳斯以不屑的口吻，问他们为什么还未准备好接受。

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Well, Yeats begins in scorn of an audience that's unable to recognize true wisdom and great art.

叶芝以嘲讽一个不能识别真正的,的智慧和伟大的艺术的观众开始。

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In scorn of that audience, he imagines another audience, another audience to write for and to emulate, an audience represented by the fisherman.

讽刺这个观众，他想象着另一个观众，可以为之写作，做榜样的观众，渔夫代表了这个观众。

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The fisherman is also representative of the Irish peasantry to whom Yeats turns in scorn of the urban audience that he had tried to write for in the theater.

渔夫还代表了爱尔兰农民,他们是叶芝的新读众,叶芝此前鄙视并最终抛弃了,他曾尝试为之写作的城市读众。

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Where he and Mr Conquest agree is in scorn for the progress-minded centre.

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In his scorn for the Whole Foods types, what George Will seems to misunderstand is this: good technology gets adopted.

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He is particularly withering in his scorn for what he sees as the mystifications of the English parliamentary tradition (allegedly nurtured since the Middle Ages), the trumpery of modern British monarchy, the obscurities of English common law and the mediocrity of the current batch of British politicians.

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