
jeer
/dʒɪə/ · /dʒɪr/
CEFR level C2Topic SocietyWord #7063 in the learning path
嘲笑;讥讽
Definitions
v. To shout or laugh at someone in an unkind way.
嘲笑;讥讽
n. An unkind shout or remark intended to ridicule someone.
嘲笑声;讥讽的话
Example
A few spectators jeered when the player missed again.
那名球员再次失误时,几名观众发出了嘲笑声。
When spectators jeer at inexperienced players, they create an atmosphere that discourages participation in community sport.
当观众嘲笑缺乏经验的球员时,他们会营造出一种让人不愿参加社区体育活动的氛围。
Collocations
- jeer at someone
- jeers from the crowd
- a chorus of jeers
Word family
- jeering (n.)
Synonyms
- mock
- taunt
- ridicule
Antonyms
- cheer
Usage tip
动词常用 jeer at someone;名词常用复数。
FAQ
- What does jeer mean?
- To shout or laugh at someone in an unkind way. An unkind shout or remark intended to ridicule someone.
- How is jeer pronounced?
- UK /dʒɪə/, US /dʒɪr/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.