mockery

n.

嘲笑，愚弄；笑柄；（拙劣的）模仿；徒劳

复数：mockeries

make a mockery of嘲笑；把…作为笑料；愚弄

1. He was always held up to mockery.
   他老是被人嘲笑。
2. He was provoked by their mockery to say more than he had intended.
   他受到他们嘲笑恼羞成怒，说了一些过头的话。
3. The trial was a mockery of justice.
   这一审判是对正义的歪曲。
4. The performance was an utter mockery .
   这演出纯粹是拙劣的模仿。
5. Rain made a mockery of our picnic.
   雨使得我们的郊游泡汤了。

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