ridicule的解释 ridicule的解释是什么

1. 嘲笑
2. 揶揄
3. 奚落
4. 愚弄
5. 笑柄
6. 揶揄讥嘲
7. 讥笑
8. 嘲弄
9. 戏弄
10. 讪笑
11. 嘲笑的话
12. 荒谬
13. 愚蠢

1. 嘲笑
2. 奚落
3. 讥笑
4. 戏弄
5. 愚弄
6. 讥刺
7. 挖苦
8. 嘲弄

1. language or behavior intended to mock or humiliate
2. the act of deriding or treating with contempt

1. 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"
   

1.嘲笑;奚落;嘲弄
If youridicule someone orridicule their ideas or beliefs, you make fun of them in an unkind way.

ridicule

e.g. I admired her all the more for allowing them toridicule her and never striking back...
她能听任他们嘲笑却从不还击，这让我更加敬佩她。
e.g. I don't think his faith should be ridiculed.
我认为不应该嘲笑他的信仰。

2.嘲笑;奚落;嘲弄
If someone or something is an object ofridicule or is held up toridicule, someone makes fun of them in an unkind way.

e.g. As a heavy child, she became the object ofridicule from classmates...
由于体胖，她成了班上同学嘲笑的对象。
e.g. The process of judicial selection was held up toridicule...
司法选举的过程成为了笑柄。

• hold sb. up to ridicule嘲笑某人
• hold someone up to ridicule讽刺某人
• up to ridicule嘲笑…,藐视…...
• hold in ridicule嘲笑…,藐视…...
• lay oneself open to ridicule使自己成为笑柄...

• 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.

  出自：M. Seymour

ridicule，mock，scoff，sneer

这些动词均含“嘲笑”之意。

ridicule多指有意地用言语对戏弄某人，以使之显得渺小，不重要。此种嘲笑善意恶意均可。

mock指一种挖苦的，带挑衅性的嘲笑。

scoff指对一般受到尊重的事物的嘲笑。

sneer指除了用讽刺言语讥笑外还带轻蔑的表情。