derisive

Expressing contempt or ridicule; mocking.

ruВыражающий презрение или насмешку; издевательский.esQue expresa desprecio o burla; que se usa para ridiculizar o menospreciar a alguien o algo.frQui exprime le mépris ou la moquerie ; marqué par la raillerie ou l'ironie blessante.deHohn oder Spott ausdrückend; spöttisch und verächtlich.ptQue expressa desprezo ou zombaria; que ridiculariza ou escarnece de alguém ou algo.zh表示轻蔑或嘲笑的；带有讥讽意味的。arصفة تدل على السخرية والاستهزاء والاحتقار، وتُستعمل لوصف قول أو سلوك أو تعبير يحمل ازدراءً أو تهكّماً.

1. Expressing contempt or ridicule C1 formal

   Showing that you think someone or something is stupid or silly; mocking.

   • He gave a derisive laugh when she suggested the idea.
   • The audience responded with derisive comments.
   • Her derisive tone made him feel embarrassed.

   ruНасмешливыйesdespectivo, burlónfrdérisoire / moqueurdeSpöttischptZombeteirozh嘲笑的arساخر

   Sinónimos: contemptuousdismissivedisparagingjeeringmockingsarcasticsardonicscornfulsneeringtaunting

   Antónimos: appreciativecomplimentaryflatteringrespectful

2. Causing mockery or scorn C1 formal

   Intended to make someone or something seem ridiculous.

   • The politician faced derisive remarks from the opposition.
   • His derisive attitude towards the proposal was obvious.
   • They made derisive gestures at the performer.

   ruНасмешливыйesque provoca burla o despreciofrmoqueur, dérisoiredeSpöttischptZombeteirozh嘲弄的arسُخْريّ

   Sinónimos: contemptuousdismissivedisparagingjeeringmockingscornfulsneeringtaunting

   Antónimos: celebratorycomplimentaryhonoringrespectful

• more derisive comparative form
• most derisive superlative form