jeer

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托福雅思GRE Collins 1

n. showing your contempt by derision
v. laugh at with contempt and derision

n. 嘲笑, 讥讽, 戏弄
v. 嘲弄, 揶揄, 戏弄

Collins 星级

15,455

BNC 频率

19,977

使用频率

jeer 没有明显的词根词缀，但可以联想到与“嘲笑”相关的词，例如“jeering”是其现在分词形式，表示“嘲笑”的动作。

例句

1. The crowd began to jeer when the player missed the penalty kick.

当球员罚失点球时，观众开始嘲笑。

2. It is not nice to jeer at someone who is trying their best.

嘲笑一个尽力而为的人是不好的。

3. The comedian's jokes made the audience laugh, but some people chose to jeer instead.

这个喜剧演员的笑话让观众笑了，但有些人选择了嘲笑。