scoff

US /skɑːf/
UK /skɑːf/
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1.

burlarse, mofarse

to speak to someone or about something in a mocking or scornful way

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The critics scoffed at his new play.
Los críticos se burlaron de su nueva obra.
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She scoffed at the idea of working for free.
Ella se burló de la idea de trabajar gratis.
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2.

devorar, engullir

to eat something quickly and greedily

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He scoffed down the entire pizza in minutes.
Él devoró la pizza entera en minutos.
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The children scoffed all the cookies before dinner.
Los niños devoraron todas las galletas antes de la cena.
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