taunt是什么意思

双语用例

• The latter may be represented as an increased number of instances of verbal conflict, competition, or taunting between characters in his or her play enactions.

• Unless completely at home with it, he/she sounds artificial and affected and usually ends up being ridiculed or taunted.

• The accounts of the older boys taunting the younger ones complicate staff violence.

• Every year they came back, rising through the soil as if to taunt him.

• When is an audience taunted or when made thoroughly unsettled in mind?

• In certain cases - cases where one's own teacher sits as defendant - most monks confessed that they tended to be more circumspect, less likely to deliver severe taunts, for instance.

• Richard's reference to verbal harassment brought probing as to the content of these taunts.

• Ilyusha's father is a drunkard, and the boys use this fact to taunt him.