mocking

英 [ˈmɒkɪŋ]

美 [ˈmɑːkɪŋ]

adj.  嘲笑的; 嘲弄的; 愚弄的
v.  嘲笑; (模仿)嘲弄; 不尊重; 蔑视
mock的现在分词

现在分词：mocking　复数：mockings　

BNC.13041 / COCA.14255

牛津词典

adj.

• 嘲笑的；嘲弄的；愚弄的
  showing that you think sb/sth is ridiculous
  1. a mocking smile
     嘲弄的微笑
  2. Her voice was faintly mocking.
     她的声音略带一丝嘲弄。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 嘲笑的;讥笑的;嘲弄的
  Amockingexpression ormockingbehaviour indicates that you think someone or something is stupid or inferior.
  1. She gave a mocking smile...
     她露出了嘲弄的笑容。
  2. Behind the mocking laughter lurks a growing sense of unease.
     嘲笑声的背后潜伏着一种越来越强烈的不安。

双语例句

• Behind the mocking laughter lurks a growing sense of unease.
  嘲笑声的背后潜伏着一种越来越强烈的不安。
• He always felt that Mrs mount was mocking him a little.
  他总是觉得芒特太太有点在嘲弄他。
• You are now mocking me and making me look ridiculous.
  你嘲笑我并且让我看起来滑稽。
• But it's not laughing or mocking, but rather an acceptance and agreement, and even praise.
  其实这不是嘲笑，而是一种认可和接受，甚至是赞扬。
• A small resistant mocking American voice has never quite died in her.
  一个微弱的反抗而嘲弄的美国声音始终没从她心头完全消逝。
• She stared at him in her mocking way.
  她以她特有的嘲笑方式注视着他。
• His expression was brutish and mocking.
  他的表情满是粗野和嘲弄。
• She gave a mocking smile
  她露出了嘲弄的笑容。
• He spoke with a mocking exaggeration of my accent.
  他夸张地模仿我的口音讲话。
• He made the other boys laugh by mocking the way the teacher spoke and walked.
  他因模拟这位老师说话和走路的样子，而使其他的小男孩们大笑。