ridicule

ridicule

形容词

ridiculous - 可笑的; 荒谬的

名词

ridicule - 嘲笑; 奚落

词语辨析

ridicule 和mock 都表示嘲笑或讥笑，但ridicule 更强调对某人或某事的嘲笑，而mock 更倾向于模仿并嘲弄他人。

词汇扩充

ridiculer - 嘲笑者

近义词

• mock
• deride
• laugh at
• taunt
• scoff at

反义词

• praise
• admire
• compliment

柯林斯词典

ridicule (noun) - 嘲笑; 奚落

ridicule (verb) - 嘲笑

牛津词典

ridicule (noun) - 嘲笑; 奚落

ridicule (verb) - 嘲笑

用法

1. He couldn't bear the ridicule of his classmates. - 他无法忍受同学们的嘲笑。

2. The comedian ridiculed the politician in his stand-up routine. - 这位喜剧演员在他的单口喜剧中嘲笑了那位政治家。

3. She felt ridiculed by her colleagues for making such a silly mistake. - 她因犯了如此愚蠢的错误而感到同事们的嘲笑。

4. The ridiculous costume made everyone laugh. - 那套可笑的服装让每个人都笑了起来。

5. The idea was met with ridicule and dismissed as impractical. - 这个想法遭到了嘲笑，并被认为不切实际而被否决了。

6. His ridicule of her appearance was hurtful. - 他对她的外貌进行的嘲笑令人伤心。

7. The children mocked the new student's accent. - 孩子们嘲弄着那个新生的口音。

8. She derided his attempts to sing and dance. - 她嘲笑了他唱歌跳舞的尝试。

9. They couldn't help but laugh at his clumsy actions. - 他们忍不住对他笨拙的举动笑了起来。

10. The bullies taunted him for being different. - 欺负他的人因为他与众不同而嘲讽他。

11. She scoffed at his suggestion, thinking it was ridiculous. - 她对他的建议嗤之以鼻，认为那是荒谬的。

12. The comedian's ridicule of the audience's behavior was met with uproarious laughter. - 这位喜剧演员对观众的行为进行的嘲笑引起了一阵阵的笑声。

13. The politician was subjected to ridicule after his embarrassing speech. - 这位政治家在尴尬的演讲后遭受了嘲笑。

14. The ridicule of his fashion choices didn't bother him; he dressed to please himself. - 对他时尚选择的嘲笑并不影响他，他只是为了取悦自己而穿着。

15. She couldn't stand the ridicule anymore and decided to change her hairstyle. - 她再也受不了嘲笑了，决定改变她的发型。

16. The comedian mocked the audience's lack of enthusiasm. - 这位喜剧演员嘲笑了观众的冷淡反应。

17. He derided the new product as useless. - 他嘲笑这个新产品是无用的。

18. They couldn't help but laugh at his awkward dance moves. - 他们忍不住对他尴尬的舞步笑了起来。

19. The children taunted their classmate for being different. - 孩子们因为他们的同学与众不同而嘲讽他们。

20. She scoffed at the idea, believing it was absurd. - 她对这个想法嗤之以鼻，认为它是荒谬的。