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Significats de jeering en anglès
Abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule.
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Examples for "mockery"
Examples for "mockery"
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Though affectionate mockery is nothing new, the golden age was relatively recently.
2
It seems such a mockery; but if she wishes it; and Arthur-
3
Thirty-two percent thought he would make a mockery of the political process.
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I could sense it the same way I'd felt its mockery earlier.
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But perhaps Falcao should be the subject of sympathy rather than mockery.
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He said it with a level stare that dared me to scoff.
2
It's easy to scoff at these claims as outlandish and distinctly American.
3
But when he tries to persuade them to come home, they scoff.
4
Jacobson knows many people, including some of her relatives, scoff at QAnon.
5
The wild sublimity of Aeschylus became the scoff of every young Phidippides.
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The crowds felt free to cheer, jeer, and offer questions and comments.
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No offence is intended; the men jeer out of mere harmless devilment.
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The shrill jeer of a newsboy broke in upon his pathetic speech.
4
The omnipresent small boys and soldiers jeer, and some tear the banners.
5
They began to jeer and insult him more than the other boys.
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The madman at this moment was scoffing at the justice of God.
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Well, you need some sort of diversion when you're scoffing your soup.
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It was so strange to me not to be scoffing and despising.
4
The crowd that had gathered listened to him without any discernible scoffing.
5
I wag the laughing stock, a subject of scoffing and ridicule, often.
Ús de jeering en anglès
1
A laugh frigidly jeering; a look lazily mutinous; gentlemanlike irony, patrician resentment.
2
The jeering voice from the rear of the room belonged to Toomey.
3
Following the ignominious defeat the booing and jeering went up several decibels.
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Another time I asked for hints and ended up jeering at myself.
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It benumbed him for a second; then he laughed with jeering bitterness.
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All the people were jeering and mocking at the poor friendless wretch.
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The crowd was really ripping into Berdych, jeering him throughout his rant.
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He shook his head and brandished his fists at the jeering crowd.
9
Steele knocked over several of the jeering men to get to Andrews.
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So now the men ease their feelings by jeering at each other.
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Sigurd held his shield, yelling and jeering at Skylan, urging him on.
12
A chuckle of rough laughter, bitter and jeering, ran through the benches.
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And then without any hesitation, he turned and faced the jeering crowd.
14
A laugh, rather jeering than cordial, ran through the group of labourers.
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Students, officers, and merchants walked behind Fyodor, jeering at him and crying:
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Joe kept on turning until she was again facing the jeering lumbermen.
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