mocker

/ˈmɒkə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmɑːkər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈmä-kər ˈmȯ-/ (ame, mw)

mocker — 名詞

1. someone who makes fun of another person or thing in a cruel manner, often by imi

1.名詞C1
釋義

嘲笑者

用模仿或言語譏諷他人的人

someone who makes fun of another person or thing in a cruel manner, often by imitating their words, voice, or behaviour to embarrass them in front of others.

例句

Gabriel grew up surrounded by mockers at school who teased him about his stutter.

Gabriel 從小在學校就被一群嘲笑者圍著，總是拿他的口吃開玩笑。

countable noun: mockers as a group

Trang ignored the online mockers who left rude comments under her cooking videos.

Trang 不理會那些在她做菜影片底下留惡毒留言的網路酸民。

同義詞
  • scoffer

    similar register; emphasises spoken contempt rather than imitation

  • jeerer

    stresses loud shouting at someone, often in a crowd

  • teaser

    much milder; teasing can be playful, mocking is cruel

反義詞

文法句型

a mocker of [something/someone]

用法筆記

Often appears in the plural (mockers) to describe a hostile audience, or with 'of' to name the target (a mocker of authority). Less common than the verb 'mock' or the noun 'mockery' in everyday speech.

常見錯誤

❌He is a mocker on politics.
✅He is a mocker of politics.
💡use 'of' to introduce what is being mocked, not 'on' or 'about'.