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سَخِرَ \ ridicule: to laugh unkindly at and make (sb. or sth.) seem foolish: His sister ridiculed his efforts at dancing. jeer: to laugh rudely and unkindly: The crowd jeered (at him) when he missed the ball. scoff: to say rudely that sth. is worthless: He scoffed at my efforts to paint a picture. laugh at: to laugh unkindly at (sb. or sth. that one considers foolish): Everyone laughed at him when he missed the ball. make a fool of: to trick; make (sb.) seem silly in front of others. mock: to laugh cruelly at (sb.) and treat him as a fool (esp. by copying his speech or manner): They mocked (at) his efforts to speak their language. \ See Also هَزِئ مِن -
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هَزَأَ بِـ \ jeer: to laugh rudely and unkindly: The crowd jeered (at him) when he missed the ball. mock: to laugh cruelly at (sb.) and treat him as a fool (esp. by copying his speech or manner): They mocked (at) his efforts to speak their language. scoff: to say rudely that sth. is worthless: He scoffed at my efforts to paint a picture. -
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[dʒɪə]1. verb1) to shout at or laugh at rudely or mockingly:يَسْخَر منHe was jeered as he tried to speak to the crowds.
2) ( with at) to make fun of (someone) rudely:يَتَهَكَّم علىHe's always jeering at her stupidity.
2. nouna rude or mocking shout:صِياح إسْتِهْزاءthe jeers and boos of the audience.
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6 إطلاق صرخات عدائية
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1́ n. sarcasm, scoff, irony, mockery, persiflage, taunt, quip, satire, flippancy2́ v. ridicule, deride, gibe, jeer -
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v. mock, send up, debunk, make fun of, chip, taunt, scoff, deride, laugh, jape, laugh at, poke fun, mimic, jeer, quiz, make a game of, rally, fleer, rib, befool, ridicule, kid, smile, lampoon, snap, monkey, sneer, quip, pooh pooh, override, satirize -
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n. sarcasm, mockery, irony, humor, wit, derision, fling, humour, gibe, jeer, lampoon, persiflage, quip, ridicule, rub, scoff, taunt, scorn, twit, spoof, shy, snap, sneer, burlesque, laughter, tee hee, tehee -
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n. jeer, slant, skit, wipe, jest, dig, sneer -
11 تهكم
تَهَكّمَ (على أو بِـ): سَخِرَ مِنْto mock (at), ridicule, deride, gibe, make fun of, poke fun at, laugh at, scoff at, jeer at, sneer at -
12 سخر بـ أو من
سَخِرَ بِـ أو مِنْ: هَزِئَ بِـto mock (at), ridicule, deride, taunt, gibe, make fun of, poke fun at, laugh at, sneer at, scoff at, jeer at, fleer at, flout -
13 ضحك من أو بـ أو على
ضَحِكَ مِنْ أو بِـ أو على: سَخِرَto laugh at, poke fun at, make fun of, ridicule, mock, deride, scoff at, jeer at -
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هَزَأ، هَزِئَ بِـ أو مِنْ: سَخِرَto deride, mock (at), ridicule, taunt, gibe, make fun of, poke fun at, laugh at, scoff at, jeer at, sneer at, fleer at, flout -
15 هزئ بـ أو من
هَزَأ، هَزِئَ بِـ أو مِنْ: سَخِرَto deride, mock (at), ridicule, taunt, gibe, make fun of, poke fun at, laugh at, scoff at, jeer at, sneer at, fleer at, flout -
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سَخِرَ \ ridicule: to laugh unkindly at and make (sb. or sth.) seem foolish: His sister ridiculed his efforts at dancing. jeer: to laugh rudely and unkindly: The crowd jeered (at him) when he missed the ball. scoff: to say rudely that sth. is worthless: He scoffed at my efforts to paint a picture. laugh at: to laugh unkindly at (sb. or sth. that one considers foolish): Everyone laughed at him when he missed the ball. make a fool of: to trick; make (sb.) seem silly in front of others. mock: to laugh cruelly at (sb.) and treat him as a fool (esp. by copying his speech or manner): They mocked (at) his efforts to speak their language. \ See Also هَزِئ مِن -
19 هزأ بـ
هَزَأَ بِـ \ jeer: to laugh rudely and unkindly: The crowd jeered (at him) when he missed the ball. mock: to laugh cruelly at (sb.) and treat him as a fool (esp. by copying his speech or manner): They mocked (at) his efforts to speak their language. scoff: to say rudely that sth. is worthless: He scoffed at my efforts to paint a picture. -
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سَخِرَ \ ridicule: to laugh unkindly at and make (sb. or sth.) seem foolish: His sister ridiculed his efforts at dancing. jeer: to laugh rudely and unkindly: The crowd jeered (at him) when he missed the ball. scoff: to say rudely that sth. is worthless: He scoffed at my efforts to paint a picture. laugh at: to laugh unkindly at (sb. or sth. that one considers foolish): Everyone laughed at him when he missed the ball. make a fool of: to trick; make (sb.) seem silly in front of others. mock: to laugh cruelly at (sb.) and treat him as a fool (esp. by copying his speech or manner): They mocked (at) his efforts to speak their language. \ See Also هَزِئ مِن
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