mock

verbadjectiveB1 · Intermediate

To laugh at someone in an unkind way.

Meanings of «mock»

1 · verb

to laugh at someone in an unkind way

The other children began to mock him at school.

2 · adjective

not real, done for practice or training

Our teacher gave us a mock exam before the real test.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

laugh at someone or make fun of them

teasemake fun of someone in a friendly, playful wayMy brother likes to tease me about my hair.

mocklaugh at someone in an unkind wayDo not mock people who make mistakes.

sneershow you think little of someone, with a cold smileHe sneered at my old car.

tauntsay cruel things on purpose to upset someoneThe boys taunted him until he cried.

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