vt.嘲弄，奚落，嘲笑，辱骂，讽刺
n.嘲笑(或讽刺、奚落等)的言辞
v.奚落，辱骂，嘲笑，讽刺
adj.很高的(桅等)

原形：taunt第三人称单数：taunts过去式：taunted过去分词：taunted现在分词：taunting

He taunted his opponent with every successful shot during the basketball game.
他在篮球比赛中每次成功投篮都会嘲讽对手。
The children were playing a game of tag, and the one who caught the other would loudly taunt them.
孩子们在玩捉迷藏，抓住的人会大声嘲笑那些没被抓到的。
She taunted her rival, knowing it would only make them more determined to win.
她嘲笑对手，知道这只会让他们更坚定了胜利的决心。
The bully constantly taunted the shy student, making their school life miserable.
那个恶霸总是羞辱那个害羞的学生，使他们的校园生活变得痛苦不堪。
The coach's taunts seemed to motivate the team to push harder during the match.
教练的挑衅似乎激发了队伍在比赛中的斗志。
After winning the debate, she couldn't resist taunting her opponent about their lack of arguments.
在辩论胜利后，她忍不住嘲讽对手论点的无力。
The prankster taunted his friends by hiding their belongings in strange places.
恶作剧者把朋友们的东西藏在奇怪的地方来戏弄他们。
The social media trolls relentlessly taunted the celebrity, but they refused to engage in the online feud.
社交媒体上的喷子不断嘲讽这位名人，但名人选择不回应这场网络争端。
The teacher's taunt about his handwriting made the student feel embarrassed and motivated to improve.
老师关于他书写的一句嘲讽让学生产生了尴尬，也促使他努力改进。
The comedian's clever taunts had the audience laughing throughout the entire show.
演员的机智嘲讽让整个演出过程中观众笑声不断。