
英:/'ˈrɪdɪkjuːl/ 美:/'ˈrɪdɪkjuːl/
嘲笑
過去式:ridiculed 過去分詞:ridiculed 現在分詞:ridiculing 第三人稱單數:ridicules
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n. 嘲笑,奚落
v. 嘲笑,奚落
It is rude to ridicule the homeless.
嘲笑無家可歸者是不禮貌的。
The ridicule of his peers made the young man feel extremely inferior.
同齡人的嘲笑讓這個年輕人極度自卑。
He was ridiculed by his companions on April Fools' Day
他在愚人節那天被同伴戲弄了。
I never realized my friends viewed me as an object of ridicule.
我從來沒意識到我的朋友們都把我當成個笑柄
She doesn't ridicule my timidity.
她不會嘲笑我的羞怯。
I admired her all the more for allowing them to ridicule her and never striking back.
我更加欽佩她了,因為她能夠容許讓他們嘲笑她而從不回擊。
We tried not to seem critical or judgmental while giving advice that would protect him from ridicule.
在提出使他免受奚落的建議時,我們盡量不表現得挑剔或妄下結論。
Ben Rogers hove in sight presently--the very boy, of all boys, whose ridicule he had been dreading.
不一會兒,本·羅傑斯就出現了——在所有的孩子中,他最怕的就是被他嘲弄了。
If you grew up with harsh criticism and ridicule and impatience, then be sure to compliment, love, and exercise patience with your children.
如果你在苛刻的批評、嘲笑和焦躁下成長,那麼一定要稱贊、疼愛并耐心地對待你的孩子。
vt.|guy/deride;嘲笑;嘲弄;愚弄
n.|joke/derision;嘲笑;笑柄;愚弄
“ridicule”是一個兼具動詞和名詞用法的詞彙,其核心含義與“嘲笑”相關,但帶有貶義色彩。以下是詳細解析:
詞性及發音
詞源 源自17世紀法語動詞“ridiculer”,進一步可追溯至拉丁語“ridiculum”(意為笑話),詞根“ridere”(笑)表明其與“笑”相關,但強調負面意圖。
用法特點
近義詞對比
反義詞
使用建議 在正式寫作中,可用“subject to ridicule”表示“易受嘲弄”;口語中可用“laugh at”替代,但注意後者惡意程度較低。例如:“She avoided sharing ideas for fear of ridicule.”(她因害怕被嘲笑而不敢提出想法)
若需進一步了解該詞在不同語境中的微妙差異(如與“satire”的區别),可提供具體例句進行分析。
解釋: 嘲笑、奚落、譏諷
例句:
The comedian made fun of the politician and his policies, resulting in widespread ridicule from the public. (那個喜劇演員取笑了那個政治家及其政策,導緻公衆廣泛地嘲笑。)
The other kids ridiculed him for his unusual clothing. (其他孩子因為他奇怪的衣着而嘲笑他。)
用法: ridicule可以用作動詞或名詞。作為動詞時,表示嘲笑、奚落或譏諷某人或某事。作為名詞時,表示嘲笑或譏諷的行為或言論。
近義詞: mock、taunt、deride、scoff
反義詞: praise、compliment、admire
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