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mockery n.嘲弄；拙劣可笑的模仿或歪曲；笑柄 (1) 他老是被人嘲笑。(2) 他受到他们嘲笑恼羞成怒，说了一些过头的话。(3) 这一审判是对正义的歪曲。(4) 这演出纯粹是拙劣的模仿。(5) 雨使得我们的郊游泡汤了。 Mockery is making fun of or mocking someone or something. The act of mockery often involves copying someone's behavior or speech, making it look absurd, like a parody. For example, comedians often get laughs with mockery, by pretending to be famous politicians and exaggerating the way they talk or gesture. The expression "to make a mockery of" means to make something appear foolish or absurd, even if that’s not the intent — like a trial that “makes a mockery of justice.”

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英 ['mɒkəri] 美 ['mɑːkəri] (1) He was always held up to mockery.(2) He was provoked by their mockery to say more than he had intended.(3) The trial was a mockery of justice.(4) The performance was an utter mockery .(5) Rain made a mockery of our picnic. The noun mockery means ridicule or making a fool out of someone. Mockery of your history teacher is unwise just before she grades your mid-term exams. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]嘲笑；讥笑；嘲弄 If someone mocks you, you can refer to their behaviour or attitude as mockery . Was there a glint of mockery in his eyes?...他的眼里是不是闪过一丝讥讽？There should be no snobbish mockery of catering or fashion design as university subjects.不应该自命不凡地嘲笑大学里的酒席承办和时装设计课程。2[N-SING 单数名词]嘲笑对象；笑柄 If something makes a mockery of something, it makes it appear worthless and foolish. This action makes a mockery of the Government's continuing protestations of concern...这一行动是对一再声明表示关注的政府的嘲弄。The present system is a mockery of justice.现存体制是对司法的嘲讽。

英语单词	mockery
英美音标	英 ['mɒkəri] 美 ['mɑːkəri]
中文释义	n.嘲弄；拙劣可笑的模仿或歪曲；笑柄
英语例句	(1) He was always held up to mockery. (2) He was provoked by their mockery to say more than he had intended. (3) The trial was a mockery of justice. (4) The performance was an utter mockery . (5) Rain made a mockery of our picnic.
中文例句	(1) 他老是被人嘲笑。 (2) 他受到他们嘲笑恼羞成怒，说了一些过头的话。 (3) 这一审判是对正义的歪曲。 (4) 这演出纯粹是拙劣的模仿。 (5) 雨使得我们的郊游泡汤了。
vocabulary简明	The noun mockery means ridicule or making a fool out of someone. Mockery of your history teacher is unwise just before she grades your mid-term exams.
vocabulary扩展	Mockery is making fun of or mocking someone or something. The act of mockery often involves copying someone's behavior or speech, making it look absurd, like a parody. For example, comedians often get laughs with mockery, by pretending to be famous politicians and exaggerating the way they talk or gesture. The expression "to make a mockery of" means to make something appear foolish or absurd, even if that’s not the intent — like a trial that “makes a mockery of justice.”
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]嘲笑；讥笑；嘲弄 If someone mocks you, you can refer to their behaviour or attitude as mockery . Was there a glint of mockery in his eyes?... 他的眼里是不是闪过一丝讥讽？ There should be no snobbish mockery of catering or fashion design as university subjects. 不应该自命不凡地嘲笑大学里的酒席承办和时装设计课程。 2 [N-SING 单数名词]嘲笑对象；笑柄 If something makes a mockery of something, it makes it appear worthless and foolish. This action makes a mockery of the Government's continuing protestations of concern... 这一行动是对一再声明表示关注的政府的嘲弄。 The present system is a mockery of justice. 现存体制是对司法的嘲讽。

Mockery Making Makes Trial Justice Means Absurd 英