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1 taunting
adjective mofador, burlón; insultanteadj.• chufletero, -a adj.['tɔːntɪŋ]ADJ (=jeering) mofador, burlón; (=insulting) insultante -
2 taunting
ger.gerundio del verbo TAUNT. -
3 self-taunting
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4 taunt
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1. verb(to tease, or say unpleasant things to (a person) in a cruel way: The children at school taunted him for being dirty.) mofarse (de), reírse (de); insultar
2. noun(cruel, unpleasant remarks: He did not seem to notice their taunts.) mofa, burla; insulto- taunting- tauntingly
tr[tɔːnt]1 mofa, pulla, insultotaunt ['tɔnt] vtmock: mofarse de, burlarse detaunt n: mofa f, burla fn.• dicterio s.m.• improperio s.m.• mofa s.f.• pedrada s.f.• púa s.f.• vejamen s.m.v.• chufletear v.• mofarse v.• mofarse de v.• reprochar con insultos v.
I tɔːnttransitive verb provocar* mediante burlasto taunt somebody FOR something — burlarse or mofarse de alguien por algo
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[tɔːnt]1.N (=jeer) pulla f, mofa f ; (=insult) insulto m2.VT (=jeer at) mofarse de; (=insult) insultar* * *
I [tɔːnt]transitive verb provocar* mediante burlasto taunt somebody FOR something — burlarse or mofarse de alguien por algo
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5 burlón
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