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1 taunting
a ядовитый, едкий; колкий, горькийСинонимический ряд:1. scornful (adj.) contemptuous; derisive; insulting; rude; sarcastic; scornful2. baiting (verb) badgering; baiting; heckling; hectoring; hounding3. mocking (verb) deriding; gibe at; jeer at; laugh at; mocking; quizzing; rallying; ridiculing; scoffing; scouting; sneer at; twitting -
2 mocking
высмеивать; издевательскийСинонимический ряд:1. derisive (adj.) derisive; insulting; jeering; leering; ridiculing; sarcastic; scornful; scorning; taunting2. deceiving (verb) beguiling; betraying; bluffing; cozening; deceiving; deluding; double-crossing; humbugging; juggling; misleading; selling out; sucking in; taking in3. mimicking (verb) aping; burlesquing; imitating; mimicking; parodying; taking off; travestying4. taunting (verb) deriding; gibe at; jeer at; laugh at; quizzing; rallying; ridiculing; scoffing; scouting; sneer at; taunting; twitting -
3 baiting
1. n травля2. n как компонент сложных слов преследование3. n подкормка, прикармливаниеСинонимический ряд:1. hounding (verb) badgering; hectoring; hounding; riding; taunting2. luring (verb) alluring; decoying; enticing; entrapping; inveigling; leading on; luring; seducing; tempting; tolling; training3. molesting (verb) heckling; molesting; persecuting4. teasing (verb) tantalising; teasing; tormenting -
4 scouting
1. n воен. разведка, ведение разведки; поиск2. a воен. разведывательный, дозорныйСинонимический ряд:1. despising (verb) abhorring; contemning; despising; disdaining; looking down; scorning2. researching (verb) delving; digging; enquiring; exploring; investigating; look into; probing; reconnoitering; reconnoitring; researching3. ridiculing (verb) deriding; mocking; quizzing; rallying; ridiculing; taunting; twitting -
5 hounding
n травля, преследованиеСинонимический ряд:1. baiting (verb) badgering; baiting; heckling; hectoring; riding; taunting2. harrying (verb) bedevilling; beleaguering; besetting; besieging; harassing; harrying; importuning; pestering; plaguing -
6 scoffing
a насмешливый, саркастическийСинонимический ряд:1. ridicule (noun) acerbity; banter; causticity; derision; gibe; irony; ridicule; sarcasm; satire2. flouting (verb) flouting; gibing; girding; jeering; jesting; quipping at; scouting at; sneering3. mocking (verb) deriding; gibe at; jeer at; laugh at; mocking; ridiculing; sneer at; taunting; twitting -
7 scorning
презирать; презрение; презрительныйСинонимический ряд:1. derisive (adj.) derisive; insulting; jeering; leering; mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic; scornful; taunting2. despising (verb) abhorring; contemning; despising; disdaining; looking down; scouting; sneering
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