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and she just turned into a bit of someone that people laughed at,
她逐渐变成了一个人们嘲笑的人，
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Any right-thinking printer or any right-thinking publisher would scoff at the presumption of a poet who demanded such a thing.
任何一个思想健全的印刷商和出版商,都会嘲笑你去假定诗人需要这样的东西。
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I mean there are definitely other ways around that and by justifying, no, hang on, hang on, before you laugh at me.
我是说，一定有其他变通的办法,通过判定。。。，不对不对，等等，趁没嘲笑我前我先改正。
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It scoffs at the vanity of all things, including wisdom, and espouses a kind of positive existentialism.
它嘲笑一切事物的虚华，包括智慧，信封绝对的实存主义。
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Haze poked his toe in his side, and he wheezed for a second and then was quiet. "Two things I can't stand," Haze said, "a man that ain't true, and one that mocks what is. You shouldn't ever have tampered with me if you didn't want what you got."
海斯把他的脚放在他身边，他喘息了一秒,之后便静了下来，海斯说，有两件事是我所不能忍受的，不诚实的人，嘲笑他人的人，你本不该,碰我的东西，如果你不想要得到什么“
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The mouth moves up, particularly if somebody is attacking their record or ridiculing them, and they'll smile and--but it's not a sincere smile.
嘴唇移动，特别当有人攻击他们的记录,或嘲笑他们时，他们会微笑，但不是真诚的微笑。
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On page 206, she says, well, "There you go sneering now!"
在206页，她说，“你又在嘲笑了是吗！“
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I remember, for example, during the Vietnam War when Richard Nixon spoke about achieving peace with honor, and this was largely mocked as a kind of ludicrous idea.
我还记得越南战争时,尼克松说,要通过荣誉之战赢得和平,这滑稽的想法在当时可是被嘲笑的对象。
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He was laughed at. He was derided.
被人嘲笑着，被人嘲弄着。
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Don't laugh at him.
别嘲笑他。
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When you start laughing at somebody you think of them as less of a person and we'll get to that a little bit more when we talk about laughter.
当你嘲笑别人时,他们在你眼中的人性就会减少,我们以后再深入探讨幽默,等我们讲到笑的时候。
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Now, on Monday you're going to hear about this novel's confrontation with the idea that art could be saving, that it could somehow be redemptive, but here I think is a hint that it's something that the novel simply laughs at hollowly.
星期一我们将会将到这部小说对,艺术已经被拯救，某种程度已经被救赎这个,观点的对质，但我想提示大家一下,那只是这部小说空洞嘲笑的观点。
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