taunts

英 [tɔːnts]

美 [tɔːnts]

v.  辱骂; 嘲笑; 讽刺; 奚落
taunt的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 笑话;嘲笑;奚落;羞辱
  If someonetauntsyou, they say unkind or insulting things to you, especially about your weaknesses or failures.
  1. A gang taunted a disabled man...
     一伙小混混嘲笑一位残疾人。
  2. Other youths taunted him about his clothes.
     其他年轻人笑话他的衣服。
  3. Tauntis also a noun.
     
  4. For years they suffered racist taunts.
     多年来，他们遭受着种族主义者的羞辱。

双语例句

• She became hardened to their taunts.
  她已经对他们的嘲弄无动于衷。
• Ignoring the taunts of the opposition.
  不理睬对方的嘲笑。
• When the class ended, he wondered why he didn't hear the cruel taunts of his fellow students.
  下课后，他纳闷儿同学们为什么没刻薄地奚落他。
• Susan did her best to ignore their taunts.
  苏姗尽量不去理会那些嘲笑她的话。
• "Being black, he had to endure the taunts of his classmates."
  “因为是黑人，他不得不忍受他同学的奚落。”
• That was really unsettling, but I fended off the taunts and jibes of the family good-humouredly.
  这真叫人不好意思，但我心平气和地顶住了全家人的嘲笑和奚落。
• The drunken taunts of the others had hurt his feelings.
  那些人醉后的讥诮怒骂真叫他伤透了心。
• I ignored the taunts of the opposition.
  我不顾反对者的嘲笑。
• I can't stand such taunts ( or sarcasm).
  我受不了这种讽刺。
• The fact that "British" troops were rarely mentioned in any reports of the fighting gave colour to the enemy's taunts.
  在任何关于战事的报道中，很少提到英国军队，这一事实使敌人的嘲弄更加动听。