
好词典

源自中古英语 'mokken',可能来自古法语 'moquer'(嘲笑)。
❶ 嘲笑或模仿某人或某事,通常带有轻蔑或不尊重的态度。
“He mocks her accent every time she speaks.”
(每次她说话时,他都会嘲笑她的口音。)
“The comedian mocks politicians in his show.”
(这位喜剧演员在他的节目中模仿政客。)
❶ 模拟考试或练习,通常用于测试学生的知识或技能。
“We have our final mocks next week.”
(我们下周有最后一次模拟考试。)
“She did well in the mocks but failed the real exam.”
(她在模拟考试中表现很好,但真正的考试却不及格。)
make a mock of — 嘲笑或轻视某人或某事,使其显得可笑或无价值。
“His behavior made a mock of the school rules.”
(他的行为嘲笑了学校的规章制度。)