jeer
音标：
英音/ dʒɪə(r) / 美音/ dʒɪr /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
“You are not men, just machines that can speak,” they jeered.
他们嘲笑说：“你不是男人，只是可以说话的机器。”
—BBC
Parliament should crack down on booing and jeering in the House of Commons to make debates more accessible, a committee of MPs has suggested.
国会议员委员会建议，议会应该打击下议院的嘘声和嘲笑，以使辩论更容易获得。
—BBC
He played for the first time since confirming his impending exit when he appeared as a substitute in the 2-2 draw against Arsenal on Sunday and received jeers from some supporters.
自从他在周日以2-2战平与阿森纳的2-2平局中替补并从一些支持者那里获得嘲笑时，他首次踢球。
—BBC
基本释意：
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嘲笑；戏弄；奚落
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
As a verb, jeer means to laugh at in a mean way. Even if you did forget the words to the national anthem, it wasn’t polite for the crowd to jeer. But don’t feel too bad: the last singer remembered all the words and they jeered her anyway! Tough crowd.
作为一个名词，jeer是嘲笑，嘲讽或嘲笑的行为。将其视为一名反席。如果您为主队的访问团队和Jeers提供欢呼，那么您在看台上可能不会太受欢迎。
长释义：
As a verb, jeer means to laugh at in a mean way. Even if you did forget the words to the national anthem, it wasn’t polite for the crowd to jeer. But don’t feel too bad: the last singer remembered all the words and they jeered her anyway! Tough crowd.
作为动词，嘲笑意味着以一种卑鄙的方式笑。即使您确实忘记了国歌的话语，也不礼貌地嘲笑人群。但是不要感到难过：最后一位歌手记得所有的话，他们还是嘲笑她！艰难的人群。
文学例句：
Ralph longed to return to the inn, but he knew that even if he found a way to get there, he could never face the jeering little relatives.
拉尔夫（Ralph）渴望返回旅馆，但他知道，即使他找到了到达那里的方法，他也永远无法面对小小的亲戚。
—Ralph S. Mouse by Beverly Cleary
Two soldiers jeering at a frightened Jewish man.
两名士兵嘲笑一个受惊的犹太人。
—Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse
He paused again, as if he were speaking to everyone in the school’s auditorium and leaving time for the groans and jeers.
他再次停下来，好像他在与学校礼堂中的每个人说话，并留出时间去吟和笑话。
—Anger Is a Gift by Mark Oshiro
词源：
jeer(v.)1550s, gyr, “deride, to mock,” of uncertain origin; perhaps from Dutch gieren “to cry or roar,” or Middle Dutch scheeren or German scheren “to plague, vex,” literally “to shear” (as a mark of contempt or disgrace). OED finds the suggestion that it is an ironical use of cheer “plausible and phonetically feasible, … but … beyond existing evidence.” Related: Jeered; jeering.also from 1550s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
jeer（v。）1550年代，吉尔（Gyr），“嘲笑，嘲笑”，不确定的起源；也许从荷兰吉伦（Gieren）“哭泣或咆哮”，或中间荷兰的舍伦或德国舍伦（Scheren），到瘟疫，vex，“从字面上看”到剪切（作为蔑视或丢脸的标记）。 OED发现这样的建议是，这是对“合理和语音可行的讽刺性”的讽刺，但是……超出了现有证据”。相关：嘲笑； jeering.lo的1550年代
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