n.嘲笑，奚落，讥笑
vt.嘲笑，奚落，讥笑

原形：ridicule第三人称单数：ridicules复数：ridicules过去式：ridiculed过去分词：ridiculed现在分词：ridiculing

Mary's conduct subjected her to public ridicule.
玛丽的行为使她受众人嘲笑。
They made me the object of ridicule.
他们使我成为嘲笑的对象。
Lisa was treated with scorn and ridicule by her colleagues when she applied for the job.
丽萨申请那份工作时，受到了同事们的嘲弄和奚落。
His classmates ridiculed him for his unusual outfit, but he wore it with pride anyway.
他的同学们嘲笑他那不寻常的装扮，但他仍然自豪地穿着。
The comedian's act was based on ridiculing politicians' absurd statements.
那位喜剧演员的表演基于嘲笑政客们的荒谬言论。
She refused to let their ridicule discourage her from pursuing her dreams.
她没有让他们的嘲笑阻碍自己追求梦想。
The movie pokes fun at common stereotypes, ridiculing them in a lighthearted way.
这部电影以轻松的方式嘲讽了常见的刻板印象。
He tried to shrug off the ridicule, pretending it didn't affect him, but deep down it hurt.
他试图对嘲笑不予理会，假装没受影响，但内心深处还是很受伤。
The author uses satire to ridicule the corrupt practices prevalent in society.
作者利用讽刺来嘲笑社会上普遍存在的腐败现象。
Don't let fear of ridicule stop you from speaking your mind; authentic opinions are valuable.
不要因为害怕嘲笑而停止表达自己的想法；真诚的意见是有价值的。
The bully thought it was funny to ridicule others, not realizing the impact of his words.
那个欺负人的人觉得嘲笑别人很有趣，没有意识到他的话会产生什么影响。
In the play, the foolish king is ridiculed by his own subjects for his lack of wisdom.
在剧中，愚蠢的国王因缺乏智慧而受到臣民的嘲笑。
Social media can be a platform for both praise and ridicule, often amplifying both extremes.
社交媒体既可以是表扬也是嘲笑的平台，常常会放大这两种极端情况。