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1 set at nought
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2 mock
1. transitive verb1) (subject to ridicule) sich lustig machen über (+ Akk.); verspottenhe was mocked — man machte sich über ihn lustig
2. intransitive verbmock somebody/something — jemanden/etwas nachmachen[, um sich über ihn/darüber lustig zu machen]
3. attributive adjectivemock at somebody/something — sich über jemanden/etwas mokieren od. lustig machen
gespielt [Feierlichkeit, Bescheidenheit, Ernst]; Schein[kampf, -angriff]mock Tudor style — Pseudotudorstil, der
mock-turtle soup — Mockturtlesuppe, die (Kochk.)
* * *[mok] 1. verb(to laugh at or cause to seem ridiculous: They mocked her efforts at cooking.) verspotten2. adjective(pretended or not real: a mock battle; He looked at me in mock horror.) Schein-, nachgemacht- academic.ru/47475/mockery">mockery- mocking
- mockingly* * *[mɒk, AM mɑ:k]1. (not real) nachgemacht, Schein-\mock baroque Pseudobarock m o nt\mock battle Scheingefecht nt\mock facade Kulisse f\mock fear gespielte Angst\mock horror/sympathy gespieltes Entsetzen/Mitleid\mock interview gestelltes Interview\mock leather Lederimitat nt2. (practice) Probe-, simuliert\mock exam Probeexamen nt, Probeprüfung f ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZIV. vt1. (ridicule)▪ to \mock sb/sth jdn/etw nachmachen* * *[mɒk]1. n1)to make a mock of sth — etw ad absurdum führen
2) (Brit SCH inf) Probeprüfungen pl2. adj attremotions gespielt; crash, examination simuliert; execution, trial gestelltmock leather/fur — Kunstleder nt/-pelz m
mock attack/fight — Scheinangriff/-kampf m
3. vt1) (= ridicule) sich lustig machen über (+acc), verspotten2) (= mimic) nachmachen, nachäffen3) (= defy) trotzen (+dat); law sich hinwegsetzen über (+acc); (= set at nought) plans, efforts vereiteln, zunichtemachen4. vito mock at sb/sth — sich über jdn/etw lustig machen
don't mock — mokier dich nicht!, spotte nicht! (geh)
* * *A v/t1. verspotten, -höhnen, lächerlich machen2. nachäffen3. poet nachahmen4. täuschen, narren5. spotten (gen), trotzen (dat), Trotz bieten (dat), nicht achtenat über akk)C s1. Spott m, Hohn mD adj falsch, nachgemacht, Schein…, Pseudo…:with mock indignation mit gespielter Entrüstung* * *1. transitive verb1) (subject to ridicule) sich lustig machen über (+ Akk.); verspotten2. intransitive verbmock somebody/something — jemanden/etwas nachmachen[, um sich über ihn/darüber lustig zu machen]
3. attributive adjectivemock at somebody/something — sich über jemanden/etwas mokieren od. lustig machen
gespielt [Feierlichkeit, Bescheidenheit, Ernst]; Schein[kampf, -angriff]mock Tudor style — Pseudotudorstil, der
mock-turtle soup — Mockturtlesuppe, die (Kochk.)
* * *v.verspotten v. -
3 naught
noun(arch./dial.)* * *[no:t](nothing.) das Nichts* * *nto bring sth to \naught etw zunichtemachento count for \naught nichts wert seinfor \naught umsonst* * *[nɔːt]See:= academic.ru/50583/nought">nought* * *A s1. besonders US Null f2. obs oder poet Verderben n:bring (come) to naught zunichtemachen (werden)3. obs oder poet nichts:care naught for nichts übrighaben für;set at naught etwas ignorieren, in den Wind schlagen;all for naught alles umsonstB adj obs oder poeta) wertlosb) verloren, vernichtetc) böse, schlecht, sündhaftC adv obs oder poet keineswegs* * *noun(arch./dial.)* * *n.Null -en f. pron.nichts pron.
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