taunting

• 形容言语或行为带有嘲笑、挑衅或羞辱意味，目的是激怒、嘲弄或挑战他人。

Describes behavior or speech intended to provoke, mock, or challenge someone in a scornful or insulting way.

1. Ridiculing or mockingB2informal

   Expressing contempt or ridicule in a provocative or insulting manner.

   嘲弄的

   • The taunting remarks from the crowd made him angry.
   • She gave him a taunting smile before walking away.
   • His taunting words were meant to provoke a reaction.

   同义词derisiveinsultingjeeringmockingprovokingsarcasticsneeringteasing

   反义词complimentaryflatteringpraisingrespectful

• 名词，指用嘲笑、讽刺或批评的言语来挑逗、激怒或惹恼他人的行为。

A noun referring to the act of provoking or irritating someone through mocking, deriding, or critical remarks.

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1. Mocking or Provocative BehaviorB2informal

   The act of making insulting or provocative remarks in order to annoy or upset someone.

   嘲弄或挑衅行为

   • The bully's constant taunting made the child feel miserable.
   • She ignored the taunting from the opposing team's fans.
   • His taunting only made the situation worse.

   同义词derisiongoadinginsultingjeeringprovocationridiculescoffingteasing

• 用侮辱性或嘲讽性的言语来挑逗、激怒或嘲笑某人，以引发对方反应。

A verb used to indicate the act of provoking or challenging someone with insulting or mocking remarks.

1. Provoke or mockB2informal

   To intentionally say unkind or insulting things to someone in order to upset or anger them.

   嘲讽或挑衅

   • The bully taunted the smaller boy about his glasses.
   • Fans taunted the opposing player after his mistake.
   • She taunted him for being afraid of the dark.

   同义词baitderidegibeinsultjeermockprovokeridiculesneertease