taunt

UK
/tɔːnt/
US
/tɔnt/
tauntsubstantiv
taunts
Pl.
UK
/tɔːnt/
US
/tɔnt/
Übersetzungen
His taunt made her feel embarrassed in front of everyone.
Его насмешка заставила её почувствовать себя неловко перед всеми.
The taunt in his voice was unmistakable.
Колкость в его голосе была несомненной.
Definitionen
A remark made in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone.
The bully's taunt left the young boy feeling upset and embarrassed.
An insulting or mocking action or challenge intended to provoke or wound.
With one final taunt, the sprinter glanced back and waved to his rivals.
tauntverb
taunted
Präteritum
taunted
Partizip Perfekt
taunting
Gerundium
UK
/tɔːnt/
US
/tɔnt/
Übersetzungen
He would taunt his opponents during the game to throw them off.
Он насмехался над своими соперниками во время игры, чтобы сбить их с толку.
The bully would often taunt the younger kids at school.
Хулиган часто дразнил младших детей в школе.
Definitionen
To provoke or challenge someone with insulting remarks.
The opposing team began to taunt the players with jeers and boos.
tauntgerundium / partizip präsens
Definitionen
Mocking or provoking; characterized by ridicule or scorn.
She flashed him a taunting smile as she walked away.
tauntadjektiv
taunter
Komp.
tauntest
Super.
UK
/tɔːnt/
US
/tɔnt/
Archaic, chiefly nautical: used to describe masts or spars that are unusually tall or high.
Definitionen
High or tall in proportion, especially of a ship’s masts; lofty.
The brig’s taunt masts were visible far out at sea.