taunter
taunter — 名詞
1. a person who deliberately says insulting or unkind things to someone in order to
嘲弄者
故意說嘲諷話語來刺激或羞辱他人的人
a person who deliberately says insulting or unkind things to someone in order to upset, embarrass, or anger them
The playground taunter called Rafael a coward before the teacher could step in.
操場上的嘲弄者大罵 Rafael 是膽小鬼，老師根本來不及制止。
noun modified by location: playground taunter
Naoko chose to ignore the forum taunter rather than reply to their cruel messages.
Naoko 選擇不理會論壇上的嘲弄者，而不是回覆對方的惡毒留言。
pattern: choose to ignore [sb] rather than reply
The taunter's friends laughed along, encouraging him to keep insulting Aylin.
嘲弄者的朋友們在一旁大笑，這只讓他更起勁地羞辱 Aylin。
After months of being targeted by the same taunter, Mira finally reported the account.
被同一個嘲弄者針對了幾個月後，Mira 終於檢舉了那個帳號。
The school suspended the taunter after Baraka's parents showed the principal the messages.
學校在 Baraka 的家長向校長出示那些訊息後，將那名嘲弄者停學了。
- mocker
emphasises the act of imitating or ridiculing someone, often by copying their voice or actions
- heckler
specifically refers to someone who interrupts a speaker or performer by shouting insults or criticism
- teaser
softer in tone; can be playful rather than deliberately hurtful, depending on the context
- bully
broader in meaning — a bully uses physical or verbal force repeatedly to intimidate, not just taunts
用法筆記
The noun 'taunter' is less common than the verb 'taunt'. English speakers more often use phrases such as 'someone who taunts' or describe the behaviour directly.