mocking

中英词典：mocking

形容词

1. 嘲笑的；嘲弄的 - 词义：以嘲笑、嘲弄为目的的；愚弄别人的 - 例句： - He made mocking remarks about her clothes. (他对她的衣服发表了嘲笑的评论。) - She couldn't stand his mocking tone. (她无法忍受他嘲弄的语气。) - 同义词：derisive, scornful, sarcastic - 反义词：complimentary, praising

名词

1. 嘲弄；嘲笑 - 词义：嘲弄或嘲笑的行为或态度 - 例句： - Their mocking of the teacher was disrespectful. (他们对老师的嘲弄是不尊重的。) - He couldn't bear the mocking from his classmates. (他无法忍受同学们的嘲笑。) - 同义词：ridicule, derision, taunting - 反义词：compliment, praise

词语辨析

1. mock vs. ridicule - mock：指以嘲笑、嘲弄为目的，有时带有恶意的模仿或嘲讽行为。 - ridicule：指用言语、行为或态度公开嘲笑或嘲弄某人或某事。

词汇扩充

- mockingly (副词)：嘲弄地，嘲笑地 - mocker (名词)：嘲笑者，嘲弄者

柯林斯词典

mocking (adj.) - If you describe someone's tone, expression, or words as mocking, you mean that they are making fun of you in an unkind way. - 例句： - His mocking smile infuriated her. (他嘲笑的笑容激怒了她。) - She gave a mocking laugh. (她冷笑了起来。)

牛津词典

mocking (adj.) - Making fun of someone or something in a cruel way; derisive. - 例句： - He spoke in a mocking tone. (他用嘲讽的语气说话。) - They burst into mocking laughter. (他们放声嘲笑。)

用法

- I don't appreciate your mocking tone. (我不喜欢你嘲笑的语气。) - The comedian's mocking of politicians was hilarious. (那位喜剧演员对政治家的嘲弄非常搞笑。) - She couldn't help but feel hurt by his mocking remarks. (她忍不住因他的嘲笑话语而感到受伤。) - The students were punished for their mocking behavior towards the substitute teacher. (学生因对代课老师的嘲笑行为而受到惩罚。) - The mocking laughter echoed through the hall. (嘲笑的笑声在大厅中回荡。)

例句

1. He made mocking remarks about her clothes. (他对她的衣服发表了嘲笑的评论。)
2. She couldn't stand his mocking tone. (她无法忍受他嘲弄的语气。)
3. Their mocking of the teacher was disrespectful. (他们对老师的嘲弄是不尊重的。)
4. He couldn't bear the mocking from his classmates. (他无法忍受同学们的嘲笑。)
5. His mocking smile infuriated her. (他嘲笑的笑容激怒了她。)
6. She gave a mocking laugh. (她冷笑了起来。)
7. His mocking tone conveyed his disdain. (他嘲弄的语气表达了他的鄙视。)
8. They burst into mocking laughter. (他们放声嘲笑。)
9. I don't appreciate your mocking tone. (我不喜欢你嘲笑的语气。)
10. The comedian's mocking of politicians was hilarious. (那位喜剧演员对政治家的嘲弄非常搞笑。)
11. She couldn't help but feel hurt by his mocking remarks. (她忍不住因他的嘲笑话语而感到受伤。)
12. The students were punished for their mocking behavior towards the substitute teacher. (学生因对代课老师的嘲笑行为而受到惩罚。)
13. The mocking laughter echoed through the hall. (嘲笑的笑声在大厅中回荡。)
14. His mocking gestures imitated her mannerisms perfectly. (他嘲弄的姿态完美地模仿了她的举止。)
15. She shot him a mocking glance before walking away. (她在离开前投以嘲笑的一瞥。)
16. The mocking comments from the audience made the speaker stumble in his speech. (观众的嘲笑评论使演讲者在演讲中结巴。)
17. The mocking crowd jeered at the defeated team. (嘲笑的人群嘲弄失败的队伍。)
18. He tried to hide his hurt feelings behind a mocking smile. (他试图在嘲笑的笑容后隐藏自己的伤感情绪。)
19. Her mocking attitude towards her coworkers created a hostile work environment. (她对同事们的嘲笑态度造成了一种敌对的工作环境。)
20. His mocking imitation of the teacher's accent caused laughter among the students. (他对老师口音的嘲弄模仿引起了学生们的笑声。)
21. The mocking behavior of the bullies made the victim feel humiliated. (恶霸的嘲笑行为让受害者感到羞辱。)