1.嘲笑,戏弄
2.【航】升降帆的滑车索
1.嘲笑,戏弄 (at)
1.an unkind laugh or comment that shows you have no respect for someone
1.to shout or laugh at someone in an unkind way that shows you have no respect for them
1.Leonardo is coming under increased pressure and was jeered off the pitch tonight, but says he has no regrets about becoming Milan coach.
莱昂纳多现在面临的压力越来越大，并且今晚又遭到了嘘声。但是他说他不后悔成为米兰主帅。
2."Give it up, " he jeered at me. "You've got a good job here. Give it up. You'll never make it. "
“放弃吧，”他嘲弄地对我说：“你在这儿得到了一份儿不错的工作。拉倒吧，你永远也别想做出什么好曲子。”
3.From there Elisha went up to Bethel. As he was walking along the road, some youths came out of the town and jeered at him.
以利沙从那里上伯特利去，正上去的时候，有些童子从城里出来，戏笑他说，秃头的上去吧。
4.This was no longer the flaunting hussy who had jeered at them in the road, but a broken, frightened woman.
她已不复有那个在路上嘲讽他们时的洋洋得意的泼辣风度，而变成一个丧魂落魄，胆战心惊的女人了。
5.In Britian, a member of Parliament who said the snow "clearly indicates a cooling trend" was jeered by colleagues.
英国某议员说大雪“表明气候有变冷的趋势”，结果遭到同事的讥笑。
6.It was an undignified journey. As Mr Berlusconi arrived at the palace, a large crowd booed and jeered.
此行并不光彩，贝卢斯科尼到达总统官邸时，一大群人向他发出嘘声和嘲笑声。
7.As they marched round, the crowd jeered at them and made offensive remarks.
他们在游行，大伙儿嘲笑他们，说些难听的话。
8.Unhappily he did not dare to come forward, being afraid he should only be jeered at.
遗憾的是他不敢往前走去因为他害怕受到奚落。
9.A Bengali forced into marriage, she was jeered at as a paro, a term for female outsider in Haryana, and shunned.
她是一个因强绑婚姻而来到的孟加拉人，被嘲笑是一个paro（一个用来形容哈里亚纳邦局外人的专有术语），被回避。
10.As the activists moved slowly through the city, they passed small, scattered groups of counter-protesters who jeered and heckled them.
在游行队伍缓慢移动穿过城市期间，他们遇到了一些反对者零散的队伍的嘲讽和挑衅。