heckle

• Sustantivo que designa el acto de interrumpir a un orador o artista público con comentarios agresivos o burlones, típicamente en contextos políticos o de comedia.

A noun referring to an act of interrupting a public speaker or performer with aggressive or derisive comments, typically in a political or comedic setting.

1. Interruption or tauntB2informal

   A comment or shout made to interrupt or annoy a speaker, performer, or public figure.

   Interrupción o provocación

   • The comedian ignored the heckle from the audience.
   • A loud heckle disrupted the politician's speech.
   • He responded to the heckle with a witty comeback.

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• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de interrumpir a un orador público o a un artista con comentarios agresivos o burlones, normalmente en un contexto político o de comedia.

A verb used to indicate the act of interrupting a public speaker or performer with aggressive or derisive comments, typically in a political or comedic setting.

1. Interrupt a speakerB2informal

   To interrupt a public speaker or performer with aggressive or mocking comments.

   Interrumpir a un orador

   • The audience began to heckle the politician during his speech.
   • Comedians often have to deal with people who heckle them.
   • He was heckled by the crowd when he tried to explain his position.

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