v.嘲笑，嘲弄，讥讽，奚落
n.嘲笑，嘲弄，讥讽，奚落(的言语)

原形：jeer第三人称单数：jeers复数：jeers过去式：jeered过去分词：jeered现在分词：jeering

The crowd jeered as the opposing team walked onto the field.
当对手球队走进场地时，观众发出了嘲笑声。
He tried to give a speech, but he was constantly jeered by the hostile audience.
他试图发表演讲，但不断遭到敌对听众的嘲笑。
The comedian's jokes fell flat, and he was met with jeers from the crowd.
相声演员的笑话没有引起共鸣，反而引来观众的嘲讽声。
Despite the jeers of the critics, the artist continued to pursue her unique style.
尽管批评家们发出嘲笑，这位艺术家仍继续追求她独特的风格。
The losing team left the stadium to the jeers of the victorious fans.
失利的队伍在获胜球迷的嘲笑声中离开了体育场。
Whenever he made a mistake, his classmates would jeer at him unkindly.
只要他犯错，同学们就会不友好地嘲笑他。
The actor's poor performance on stage was met with a chorus of jeers from the audience.
演员在台上的糟糕表现引来观众一片嘘声。
She bravely faced the jeering crowd, determined not to let their insults affect her.
她勇敢地面对着发出嘲笑的人群，决心不让他们的侮辱影响到自己。
The politician's controversial statement was met with both cheers and jeers from the crowd.
那位政治家发表有争议的言论后，人群中既有欢呼也有嘲笑。
As the villain entered the scene, the theater erupted in jeers and boos.
反派角色登场时，剧院里爆发出一阵阵嘘声和嘲笑。