language or behavior intended to mock or humiliate
the act of deriding or treating with contempt
Verb:
subject to laughter or ridicule;
\\\"The satirists ridiculed the plans for a new opera house\\\"
\\\"The students poked fun at the inexperienced teacher\\\"
\\\"His former students roasted the professor at his 60th birthday\\\"
造句
用作名詞(n.)
To choose such a line of work is to invite ridicule. 選擇從事這個行業(yè)會惹人嘲笑。
Her conduct subjected her to public ridicule. 她的行為使她受眾人嘲笑。
He is the object of ridicule among his classmates. 他常常是班里同學(xué)愚弄的對象。
His conduct subjected him to public ridicule. 他的行為使他成為公眾的笑柄。
When the Unbelievers see thee, they treat thee not except with ridicule. 當不信道者看見你的時候，他們只把你當作笑柄。
用作動詞(v.)
He had become inured to ridicule. 他已受慣了他人的譏笑。
Why do you ridicule my proposal? 你為什么嘲笑我的提議?
It is shallow of you to ridicule abstract art. 你嘲笑抽象藝術(shù)不免失之淺薄。
Those who ridicule others will be punished in return. 經(jīng)常愚弄別人的人遲早會得到報應(yīng)的。
常用短語
hold sb. up to ridicule
嘲笑某人
hold someone up to ridicule
諷刺某人
up to ridicule
嘲笑…,藐視…...
hold in ridicule
嘲笑…,藐視…...
lay oneself open to ridicule
使自己成為笑柄...
組詞
Adults are often very disrespectful toward children\\\'s expression of feeling, showing amusement or ridicule.
出自：J. Klein
She bravely bore the ridicule of the male establishment.
出自：M. Lane
He ridiculed..the ideals of those who cried for improvement.
出自：R. Macaulay
He had seized on the chance to ridicule her in public.