英语词汇“self-mocking”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	self-mocking
释义	self-mocking in British English (ˌsɛlfˈmɒkɪŋ) adjective given to being humorous at one's own expense Victoria is witty, self-mocking and down-to-earth. She had the same self-mocking humour as Luke. His smile was self-mocking. He launches into a faintly self-mocking story. Examples of 'self-mocking' in a sentence self-mocking The tone was self-mocking, but he caught the undertone of worry. Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
随便看	something for nothing something goes with the territory something grabs you by the throat something has a sting in the tail something has more holes than swiss cheese something has seen better days something-has-seen-better-days something has stood the test of time something has teeth something is all in a day's work something is amiss something is beyond your ken something-is-beyond-your-ken something is close to your heart something-is-close-to-your-heart something is handed to someone on a plate something-is-handed-to-someone-on-a-plate something is like shooting fish in a barrel something is like watching paint dry something is not set in stone something-is-not-set-in-stone something is not someone's bag something is not your cup of tea something-is-not-your-cup-of-tea something is not your department

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self-mocking in British English