n.嘲笑，愚弄，笑柄，被嘲笑的对象

原形：mockery复数：mockeries

I decided to mock the seriousness of my colleagues during our team meeting with a well-timed joke.
我决定在团队会议中用一个适时的笑话来讽刺同事们的严肃态度。
She's so good at mocking others' accents, it's like she's from their hometown.
她模仿别人的口音模仿得如此逼真，就像她来自那些地方一样。
The comedian used mockery as a tool to criticize societal norms during his stand-up routine.
这位喜剧演员用嘲讽的方式批评社会规范在他的单口相声中。
He was mockingly asked if he really believed in aliens by his skeptical friend.
他的怀疑朋友嘲笑地问他是否真的相信外星人。
Mockery can be a powerful form of satire, but it must be used responsibly to avoid causing unnecessary offense.
嘲讽是一种强大的讽刺形式，但必须谨慎使用，以免无意中冒犯他人。
The mock trial competition gave students an opportunity to practice their legal skills and debate techniques.
模拟法庭比赛让学生有机会练习法律技巧和辩论策略。
She skillfully mocked the politician's empty promises during the debate, highlighting their lack of credibility.
她在辩论中巧妙地嘲讽了政客的空头支票，突出了他们缺乏可信度。
The software engineer created a mock API to test the compatibility of his application with different platforms.
这位软件工程师创建了一个模拟API来测试他的应用与不同平台的兼容性。
Mockingbirds are known for their ability to mimic a wide range of sounds, from other birds to human speech.
嘲鸫以其能模仿各种声音的能力而闻名，从其他鸟类到人类语言。
After receiving criticism, he decided to take a more serious approach and stopped mocking his competitors.
在受到批评后，他决定采取更认真的态度，不再嘲讽竞争对手。