mockery

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mock·e·ry /ˈmɒkəri $ ˈmɑː-/ noun

1 make a mockery of something SHOW/BE A SIGN OFto make something such as a plan or system seem completely useless or ineffective 使某事物显得无用[无效]，是对某事物的嘲讽

This building plan makes a mockery of the government’s environmental policy.

这个建筑规划是对政府环境政策的嘲讽。

Examples from the Corpus

make a mockery of something• He had stolen the best months of her life and made a mockery of her love.• She had betrayed both him and me, and made a mockery of her feelings; of the entire tragedy itself.• Large jury awards are making a mockery of the justice system, we are told.• By being slow to drop the rates, the banks make a mockery of the Government's policy.• These endless appeals and delays make a mockery of justice.• The losing Pittsburgh Steelers for making a mockery of their underdog status.• The Western world is making a mockery of us.• But Labourpoliticians and women's groups accused him of making a mockery of the Government's efforts to tackle domestic violence.• They have always been unseemly, since they make a mockery of the moral values they purport to uphold.• Excluding the Balts would make a mockery of expansion.

2 [uncountableU]MAKE FUN OF when someone laughs at someone or something or shows that they think they are stupid 嘲笑，嘲弄

There was a hint of mockery in his voice.

他的话音里带着一丝嘲讽。

3 [singular]USELESS something that is completely useless or ineffective 无用[无效]的东西，笑话

She said that the trial had been a mockery.

她说那场审判很可笑。

Examples from the Corpus

mockery• An embargo without enforcement would be a mockery.• He had made a mockery of justice.• Once again it did not honour its commitments, he says, thereby making a mockery of the Good Friday agreement.• I went to college once and engaged in my share of spoofs and mockery.• Because his mockery or contempt on top of everything else would devastate her.• But his eyes still held the old mockery and the remembered cynicism.• There was no harshness or mockery in the sound now.• Kline's mockery of Palin's stuttering in the movie was offensive.• Take the aquatic bear for which Darwin suffered such mockery.• She glanced up, met those extraordinary eyes, and saw from the mockery in them that she'd been right.

词汇	mockery
释义	mockery Word family adjectivemockablenounmockagemockermockerymockingmockingbirdmockingthrushadverbmockinglyverbmock mock·e·ry /ˈmɒkəri $ ˈmɑː-/ noun 1 make a mockery of something SHOW/BE A SIGN OFto make something such as a plan or system seem completely useless or ineffective 使某事物显得无用[无效]，是对某事物的嘲讽 This building plan makes a mockery of the government’s environmental policy. 这个建筑规划是对政府环境政策的嘲讽。 Examples from the Corpus make a mockery of something• He had stolen the best months of her life and made a mockery of her love.• She had betrayed both him and me, and made a mockery of her feelings; of the entire tragedy itself.• Large jury awards are making a mockery of the justice system, we are told.• By being slow to drop the rates, the banks make a mockery of the Government's policy.• These endless appeals and delays make a mockery of justice.• The losing Pittsburgh Steelers for making a mockery of their underdog status.• The Western world is making a mockery of us.• But Labourpoliticians and women's groups accused him of making a mockery of the Government's efforts to tackle domestic violence.• They have always been unseemly, since they make a mockery of the moral values they purport to uphold.• Excluding the Balts would make a mockery of expansion. 2 [uncountableU]MAKE FUN OF when someone laughs at someone or something or shows that they think they are stupid 嘲笑，嘲弄 There was a hint of mockery in his voice. 他的话音里带着一丝嘲讽。 3 [singular]USELESS something that is completely useless or ineffective 无用[无效]的东西，笑话 She said that the trial had been a mockery. 她说那场审判很可笑。 Examples from the Corpus mockery• An embargo without enforcement would be a mockery.• He had made a mockery of justice.• Once again it did not honour its commitments, he says, thereby making a mockery of the Good Friday agreement.• I went to college once and engaged in my share of spoofs and mockery.• Because his mockery or contempt on top of everything else would devastate her.• But his eyes still held the old mockery and the remembered cynicism.• There was no harshness or mockery in the sound now.• Kline's mockery of Palin's stuttering in the movie was offensive.• Take the aquatic bear for which Darwin suffered such mockery.• She glanced up, met those extraordinary eyes, and saw from the mockery in them that she'd been right.
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