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讥嘲

Word · VerbTraditional譏嘲

sarcasm; mockery; ridicule

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to ridicule; to mock; to deride

literary

Describes a form of criticism that is both scornful and sarcastic, often through speech or writing. More literary/formal than plain '嘲笑'.

Tā他
yòng用
jī讥
cháo嘲
de的
yǔ语
qì气
zhǐ指
chū出
le了
bào报
gào告
de的
huāng荒
miù谬
zhī之
chù处
 。

He pointed out the absurdity of the report in a mocking tone.

Nà那
piān篇
wén文
zhāng章
duì对
zhèng政
kè客
de的
xū虚
wěi伪
jìn进
xíng行
le了
xīn辛
là辣
de的
jī讥
cháo嘲
 。

That article offered biting ridicule of the politicians' hypocrisy.

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Miàn面
duì对
tā他
de的
shī失
bài败
 ,
jìng竞
zhēng争
duì对
shǒu手
zhǐ只
yǒu有
wú无
qíng情
de的
jī讥
cháo嘲
 ,
méi没
yǒu有
tóng同
qíng情
 。

Facing his failure, his rivals had nothing but merciless mockery, no sympathy.

Tā他
zǒng总
ài爱
jī讥
cháo嘲
bié别
rén人
de的
pǐn品
wèi味
 ,
zhè这
ràng让
tā他
méi没
shén什
me么
péng朋
you友
 。

He always likes to deride others' tastes, which leaves him with few friends.