jeering

• Beschreibt spöttische oder grobe Bemerkungen, die oft laut oder öffentlich geäußert werden, um Missbilligung oder Verachtung auszudrücken.

Describing mocking or rude remarks, often made in a loud or public manner to show disapproval or contempt.

1. Mocking or RidiculingB2informal

   Expressing contempt or ridicule through loud, insulting comments or laughter.

   Spöttisch

   • The crowd's jeering remarks made the speaker lose his confidence.
   • She ignored the jeering comments from the audience.
   • His jeering tone was meant to humiliate his opponent.

   Synonymederisivedisparaginginsultingmockingscoffingscornfulsneeringtaunting

   Antonymecomplimentarypraisingrespectful

• Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, grobe und spöttische Bemerkungen zu machen, die meist Verachtung oder Missbilligung ausdrücken.

A noun referring to the act of making rude and mocking remarks, typically to show contempt or disapproval.

unzählbar

1. Mocking or scornful remarksB2informal

   The act of making rude and mocking remarks to show contempt or disrespect.

   Spott

   • The crowd's jeering made the speaker lose his confidence.
   • He was met with jeering from the audience when he made a mistake.
   • The jeering continued throughout the entire performance.

   Synonymederisionmockeryridiculescoffingsneeringtaunting

   Antonymeacclaimadmirationapplausepraise

• Verb, das laute, grobe und spöttische Äußerungen bezeichnet, mit denen jemand verspottet oder verhöhnt wird.

A verb used to indicate the act of making rude and mocking remarks, usually in a loud voice.

1. Mock or tauntB2formal

   To laugh at someone or something in a rude and scornful way, often in a group.

   Spotten

   • The crowd jeered at the politician during his speech.
   • The opposing team's fans jeered loudly after the missed goal.
   • She was jeered by her classmates for her unusual outfit.

   Synonymecatcallderidegibehootmockridiculescoffsneertaunt

   Antonymeacclaimapplaudcheercomplimentpraise