WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| jeering adj | (mocking, showing contempt) | zombaria, mofa sf |
| | | escárnio sm |
| | The jeering crowd harassed the speaker. |
| jeering n | (show of contempt) | zombaria sf |
| | | escárnio sf |
| | (informal, gíria) | zoação sf |
| | The crowd's jeering discouraged the amateur musicians. |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| jeer⇒ vi | (shout abuse) | zombar, mangar v int |
| | | escarnecer v int |
| | The crowd jeered when he told a joke in poor taste. |
| jeer at [sb] vtr phrasal insep | (shout at, taunt [sb]) | escarnecer, gracejar, ridicularizar vt |
| | At the bar, the rowdy men jeered at the loser of the fight. |
| jeer [sb]⇒ vtr | (shout abuse at, taunt [sb]) | zombar, debochar vt |
| | The audience jeered the singer after a terrible performance. |
| jeer n | (taunting remark) | mofa, zombaria sf |
| | | escárnio sm |
| | The actor was tormented by jeers from the crowd. |