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tease 【TEASE】At school, the other children always teased me because I was fat. 在学校里, 其他的小孩老是因为我胖而嘲笑我。【重点词汇】tease v. 嘲弄 同: vex

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[tiːz] 
teasemock or make fun of playfully
To tease is to pick on someone or to give false hope. You can tease your little sister by saying "nanny nanny boo boo" or by holding a cookie just out of her reach.
Tease, a modern spelling of the Old English taesan “pluck, pull apart" is now associated with the act of harassing. You can still use tease as a verb, though, to describe the act of backcombing your hair to give it volume. But more commonly, tease refers to messing with someone. There’s an old proverb, “Patience when teased is often transformed into rage,” which means if you tease someone a lot, you might get your booty kicked!
All forms of 'tease' will appear on average once every 635 pages.teaseteasedteaserteasingteasingly

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Back	【TEASE】 At school, the other children always teased me because I was fat. 在学校里, 其他的小孩老是因为我胖而嘲笑我。【重点词汇】 tease v. 嘲弄同: vex
Vocab	teasemock or make fun of playfully To tease is to pick on someone or to give false hope. You can tease your little sister by saying "nanny nanny boo boo" or by holding a cookie just out of her reach. Tease, a modern spelling of the Old English taesan “pluck, pull apart" is now associated with the act of harassing. You can still use tease as a verb, though, to describe the act of backcombing your hair to give it volume. But more commonly, tease refers to messing with someone. There’s an old proverb, “Patience when teased is often transformed into rage,” which means if you tease someone a lot, you might get your booty kicked! All forms of 'tease' will appear on average once every 635 pages. tease teased teaser teasing teasingly

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