taunted

英 [ˈtɔːntɪd]

美 [ˈtɔːntɪd]

v.  辱骂; 嘲笑; 讽刺; 奚落
taunt的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 笑话;嘲笑;奚落;羞辱
  If someonetauntsyou, they say unkind or insulting things to you, especially about your weaknesses or failures.
  1. A gang taunted a disabled man...
     一伙小混混嘲笑一位残疾人。
  2. Other youths taunted him about his clothes.
     其他年轻人笑话他的衣服。
  3. Tauntis also a noun.
     
  4. For years they suffered racist taunts.
     多年来，他们遭受着种族主义者的羞辱。

双语例句

• They taunted and insulted him; they called him vile names.
  他们嘲讽侮辱他，用恶毒的语言骂他。
• After being taunted and taunted, I just quit, got down on the ground, and pretended I broke my leg chasing them.
  在被嘲弄很久以后，我决定放弃追赶，我坐在了地下，装脚受伤了。
• A gang taunted a disabled man
  一伙小混混嘲笑一位残疾人。
• Some girls taunted her because she was poor.
  因为她穷，有些女孩子就嘲笑她。
• Other youths taunted him about his clothes.
  其他年轻人笑话他的衣服。
• He taunted armed officers by pointing to his head, as if inviting them to shoot
  他用手指着自己的头来嘲弄武装警察，好像在招引他们开枪一样。
• The Economist magazine recently taunted the president with the observation that failure in trade legislation will be a signal that America is giving up its role as defender of an open global economy in the same way that Mr Obama has retreated in foreign policy.
  《经济学家》（Economist）杂志不久前嘲笑奥巴马称，贸易立法的失败将成为一个信号，标志美国正在放弃自身作为全球开放经济捍卫者的角色，这和奥巴马在外交政策领域的败退如出一辙。
• They taunted him into crying.
  他们嘲笑他到哭了。
• She had taunted him with not having the courage of his instincts.
  她嘲笑他没有勇气按本能行事。
• They taunted him into taking the dare.
  他们嘲弄得他接受挑战。