jeer

• 名词，指嘲笑、讥讽的言语或手势，表示轻蔑、鄙视或嘲弄。

A noun referring to a mocking remark or gesture made to express scorn, contempt, or derision toward someone.

1. Mocking remarkB2informal

   A rude or taunting comment made to show contempt or disapproval.

   嘲笑

   • The crowd's jeers could be heard from across the stadium.
   • He ignored the jeers from the audience and continued his speech.
   • The politician faced a chorus of jeers at the rally.

   同义词boocatcallgibehootinsultjibescoffsneertaunt

   反义词acclaimcomplimentpraise

• 动词，指用粗鲁、嘲弄的话语或声音（如嘘声）取笑、讥讽某人，通常带有敌意且声音较大。

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.

   嘲笑

   • 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.

   同义词catcallderidegibehootmockridiculescoffsneertaunt

   反义词acclaimapplaudcheercomplimentpraise