n.(斯堪的纳维亚传说中的)山精，巨怪，友善顽皮的侏儒，“投饵”，恶意挑衅的帖子(在互联网讨论组张贴的)，“投饵”人，发挑衅帖子的人
v.曳绳钓(鱼)，拖钓，搜查，搜索，设法得到

原形：troll第三人称单数：trolls复数：trolls过去式：trolled现在分词：trolling

The online troll started a heated debate with inflammatory comments.
网络恶棍用煽动性言论引发了激烈的争论。
She was just trolling her friends on social media; she didn't really mean it.
她只是在社交媒体上恶搞她的朋友们，她并没有当真。
The troll hid behind an anonymous username to avoid being recognized.
邪恶小人在匿名账号下隐藏，以免被认出来。
The gaming community is notorious for its trolls who harass others during online matches.
游戏社区以其骚扰他人的“喷子”而臭名昭著。
After the troll's relentless mocking, the victim decided to block them.
在恶意嘲笑后，受害者决定屏蔽这个“恶作剧者”。
The troll's antics often crossed the line into cyberbullying, which is unacceptable.
这种恶作剧常常越界成为网络欺凌，这是不能接受的。
She was so tired of dealing with trolls on the forum that she took a break from it.
她实在厌倦了论坛上的恶言相向，于是决定暂时离开。
The moderators had to intervene and remove the troll's inflammatory posts.
管理员不得不介入，删除了这个“恶搞者”的煽动性帖子。
The troll's constant trolling led to their temporary suspension from the chat group.
由于持续的恶搞，这个“捣蛋鬼”被临时从聊天群组中暂停。
Trolls often use sarcasm and irony to provoke others, but it doesn't always work.
“恶搞者”常常用讽刺和反讽来挑逗他人，但并非总能奏效。