razzing

• Sustantivo que denota gritos o ruidos hechos para expresar desaprobación o desprecio, a menudo usados como forma de burla o mofa hacia alguien.

A noun referring to a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt, often used as a form of mockery or derision.

1. Expression of DispleasureB2informalamerican

   A loud, derisive noise or cry made to show disapproval, contempt, or mockery.

   Abucheo

   • The audience gave the comedian a razzing after his failed joke.
   • He received a razzing from the crowd for his poor performance.
   • The politician was met with a razzing during his speech.

   Sinónimoscatcallderisionjeeringmockerytaunting

   Antónimosacclaimapplausecheerovation

• Verbo que significa tomar el pelo a alguien, burlarse o bromear de manera juguetona o sarcástica.

A verb meaning to tease, mock, or make fun of someone playfully or derisively.

1. To tease or mock playfullyB2informalamerican

   To make fun of someone in a light-hearted or mocking way, often by making critical or sarcastic remarks.

   burlarse de manera juguetona

   • The team razzed him for missing the easy catch.
   • She razzed her brother about his new haircut.
   • They razzed the comedian during his stand-up routine.

   Sinónimosjoshkidmockribridetaunttease

   Antónimoscomplimentflatterpraise