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sardonic
adj.諷刺的，嘲笑的(sarcastic, derisive)
Bill's sardonic sense of humor is often misunderstood.
比爾冷嘲熱諷的幽默感經(jīng)常被誤解。
satirical
adj.諷刺的 (acid, sardonic)
sneer
vt.嘲笑(scoff, scorn)
James sneered at my old bicycle. He has a new one.
詹姆斯嘲笑我的舊自行車，他有一輛新的。
taunt
n./vt.嘲笑 (tease, insult)
They taunted Tom into losing his temper.
他們嘲笑湯姆控制不住自己的脾氣。
lampoon
vt.攻擊；諷刺 n.譏諷文章(caricature)
ironical
adj.諷刺的 (sarcastic)
derisive
adj.嘲笑的
ridicule
n./v.嘲笑，愚弄(taunt, jeer)
My father discouraged me by ridiculing my performances.
我父親嘲笑我的表演，我有些氣餒。
tease
vt.取笑，嘲弄(make fun of)
If you always tease others like that, you'll forfeit the good opinion of your friends.
如果你老是那樣戲弄?jiǎng)e人，你就會(huì)失去朋友的好感。
scoff
n./v.嘲笑，嘲弄 (deride, jeer)；藐視
asperse
vt.誹鎊 (slander)
I strongly resent the conduct of aspersing other's reputation.
我非常憎恨玷污別人名譽(yù)的行為。
aspersion
n.誹謗
I resent your casting aspersions on my brother and his ability.
我討厭你誹謗我的兄弟和他的能力。
defame
vt.誹謗，損毀名譽(yù) (slander, malign)
The politician defamed his opponent in his speech.
那位政治家在演講中誹謗他的對(duì)手。
disparage
vt.輕視 (depreciate)；誹謗(denigrate)
Before you disparage this idea, give us a better one.
在你貶低這個(gè)想法之前，給出一個(gè)更好的吧。
