英语词汇“mock”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	mock
释义	mock I. \ˈmäk, ˈmȯk\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English mocken, mokken, from Middle French mocquer, from Old French moquier *transitive verb* 1. : to treat with scorn or contempt or ridicule : deride < mocked him for showing fear > < insolently mocking the poor > 2. : to disappoint the hopes of : deceive, delude < for any government to mock men's hopes with mere words and promises and gestures — D.D.Eisenhower > 3. : defy, disregard < it's mocking Heaven to run away and want to earn your own living — Israel Zangwill > 4. a. : imitate, mimic < a mockingbird was mocking a cardinal — Nelson Hayes > b. : to mimic sport or derision : ridicule by mimicry < followed the old man along the street mocking his gait > 5. obsolete : pretend, feign, simulate < mocking marriage with a dame of France — Shakespeare > 6. : to make a sham of < the presence of the Red Army mocked the concessions and vitiated the propaganda — New Republic > *intransitive verb* : to treat a person or thing with scorn, contempt, or ridicule — often used with at < was mocked at by the others > Synonyms: see copy, ridicule II. noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English mokk, from mokken, v. 1. : an act of ridicule or derision : sneer, gibe < make a mock of him > 2. : one that is an object of or is deserving of ridicule, derision, or scorn 3. : mockery, ridicule < take to heart what was said in mock > 4. a. : an act of imitation b. : something made as an imitation III. adjective : of the character of an imitation, parody, or semblance : simulated < houses in a variety of styles from mock Moorish to mock Tudor — Peter Ustinov > < mock seam > < mock marriage > < mock oyster > < mock epic > : sham < a custom of appointing a … mock king to represent the real king for a time — J.G.Frazer > : false, pseudo, quasi < the curious mock daylight which even a light fall of snow gives to a morning — Mary Webb > : feigned : mimicked < the mock solemnity of the parody > IV. adverb : in an insincere or counterfeit manner — usually used in combination < a gabbing, ambitious, mock-tough, pretentious young man — Dylan Thomas > < a fawn trench coat mock-modestly covering a neat green uniform — Sean O'Casey > V. noun (-s) Etymology: origin unknown 1. dialect England : the stump and root of a tree 2. dialect England : a large block or stick; specifically : a piece of wood usually burned at Christmas
随便看	burglariously burglarize burglarproof burglary burglary burglary insurance burgle burgo burgomaster burgonet burgoo bur grass burgrave burgs burgundian Burgundy burgundy burgundy burgundy mixture burgundy pitch Burgundy violet burgundy violet burhead burhel burhinidae

英语词典包含332784条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。