jeerer

jeerer — 名詞

1. A person who says unkind or insulting things to someone, especially in a loud or

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釋義

嘲弄者

用言語嘲諷或羞辱他人的人

A person who says unkind or insulting things to someone, especially in a loud or public way, in order to make them look foolish or feel humiliated.

例句

Jeerers at the back of the hall made it hard for the speaker to continue.

大廳後方的嘲弄者讓演講者很難繼續說下去。

plural with location phrase: 'at the back of'

Naoko ignored the jeerers on the bus who laughed at her school uniform.

Naoko 無視公車上那些嘲笑她校服的嘲弄者。

常見搭配
  • crowd of jeerers
  • ignore the jeerers
  • jeerers in the audience
  • loud jeerers
同義詞
  • mocker

    more general — can describe any kind of ridicule, not necessarily public or loud

  • scoffer

    often implies disbelief or contempt alongside the mockery

  • taunter

    suggests repeated, provocative remarks aimed at getting a reaction

  • derider

    more formal; suggests scornful dismissal rather than loud insult

反義詞
  • supporter

    someone who encourages rather than insults

  • cheerer

    someone who shouts encouragement or applause

文法句型

the + jeerers

crowd / group of jeerers

用法筆記

Frequently appears in the plural (jeerers) to describe a group rather than a single person. Often followed by a location phrase specifying where the jeering happens, such as 'in the crowd', 'at the back', or 'from the stands'.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

常用片語

  • ignore the jeerers
  • face a crowd of jeerers

介系詞搭配

  • among the jeerers