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/dʒɪə/
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/dʒɪr/
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jeer
noun
jeers
pl
UK
/dʒɪə/
US
/dʒɪr/
насмешка
The crowd's jeer was loud and mocking.
Насмешка толпы была громкой и издевательской.
осмеяние
The jeer from his classmates made him feel embarrassed.
Осмеяние одноклассников заставило его почувствовать себя неловко.
глумление
His speech was met with jeers from the audience.
Его речь встретили глумлениями из зала.
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Synonyms
scoff
taunt
ridicule
gibe
derision
mockery
jeer
verb
jeered
Past Simple
jeered
Past Participle
jeering
Gerund
UK
/dʒɪə/
US
/dʒɪr/
насмехаться
The audience jeered when the comedian's joke fell flat.
Зрители насмехались, когда шутка комика не удалась.
освистывать
The crowd began to jeer the player after his mistake.
Толпа начала освистывать игрока после его ошибки.
глумиться
The students jeered at the teacher's outdated methods.
Студенты глумились над устаревшими методами учителя.
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издеваться
Synonyms
mock
taunt
scoff
ridicule
deride
gibe
sneer
scorn
Antonyms
praise
compliment
applaud
Definitions
jeer
noun
A mocking or taunting remark.
The crowd's jeer was loud enough to be heard over the announcer's voice.
A shout or cry of derision or scorn.
The jeer from the opposing fans only fueled the team's determination to win.
jeer
verb
To make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice.
The crowd began to jeer at the speaker when he made a controversial statement.
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