mocked

词义解释

mocked [mɒkt] (动词)

1. 嘲笑；讥讽

2. 模仿；仿制

3. 挖苦；戏弄

mocked [mɒkt] (形容词)

1. 假的；虚假的

2. 仿制的；模拟的

mocked [mɒkt] (名词)

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词语辨析

mocked和ridiculed都可以表示嘲笑，但mocked更侧重于模仿或戏弄，而ridiculed更侧重于嘲弄或讥讽。

词汇扩充

1. mockingly (副词) - 嘲笑地；讥讽地

2. mocker (名词) - 嘲笑者；讥讽者

3. mockery (名词) - 嘲笑；讥讽

4. mock (动词) - 嘲笑；嘲弄

5. mock (形容词) - 仿制的；模拟的

近义词

ridicule, deride, taunt, jeer

反义词

praise, compliment, admire

柯林斯词典

mocked (动词)

1. If someone mocks you, they show or pretend that they think you are foolish or inferior, for example by saying something funny about you, or by imitating your behavior. (WRITTEN)

2. If someone mocks a person or thing, they make fun of them in an unkind way. (WRITTEN)

3. If someone mocks an idea, a belief, or a piece of work, they criticize it and make fun of it.

牛津词典

mocked (动词)

1. Tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner.

2. Imitate (someone or something) scornfully or contemptuously.

3. Make (something) seem laughably unreal or impossible.

用法

1. He was mocked for his unusual accent.

2. The children mocked him mercilessly.

3. She mocked his efforts to learn the language.

4. The play mocks the conventions of romantic comedy.

5. The students mocked their teacher's attempt at singing.

中英双语对照例句

1. He mocked her for believing in superstitions. - 他嘲笑她相信迷信。
2. The bully mocked the boy's appearance. - 欺凌者嘲笑那个男孩的外貌。
3. She mocked his lack of knowledge. - 她嘲笑他的无知。
4. They mocked her attempt to become an artist. - 他们嘲笑她成为艺术家的努力。
5. The comedian mocked the politician's speech. - 这位喜剧演员嘲弄了那位政治家的演讲。
6. She mocked him by imitating his walk. - 她模仿他的走路方式，嘲笑他。
7. The movie mocks the clichés of romantic comedies. - 这部电影嘲笑了浪漫喜剧的陈词滥调。
8. He mocked the idea of starting his own business. - 他嘲笑开办自己的生意的想法。
9. The comedian mocked the celebrity's fashion choices. - 这位喜剧演员嘲笑了那位名人的时尚选择。
10. She mocked his attempts at cooking. - 她嘲笑他的烹饪尝试。
11. He was mocked for his unusual accent. - 他因为他不寻常的口音而受到嘲笑。
12. The children mocked him mercilessly. - 孩子们无情地嘲笑他。
13. She mocked his efforts to learn the language. - 她嘲笑他学习语言的努力。
14. The play mocks the conventions of romantic comedy. - 这部戏讽刺了浪漫喜剧的常规。
15. The students mocked their teacher's attempt at singing. - 学生们嘲笑他们老师试图唱歌的尝试。
16. He mocked her for her fashion sense. - 他嘲笑她的时尚感。
17. The crowd mocked the performer's mistakes. - 人群嘲笑那位表演者的错误。
18. She mocked his art as amateurish. - 她嘲笑他的艺术作品幼稚。
19. They mocked him by copying his dance moves. - 他们模仿他的舞蹈动作，嘲笑他。
20. He was mocked by his classmates for his poor grades. - 他因为成绩不好而被同学们嘲笑。
21. The satirical cartoon mocked the politician's policies. - 这幅讽刺漫画嘲弄了那位政治家的政策。