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jeering

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
jeering adj	(mocking, showing contempt)	burlón/ona adj
	The jeering crowd harassed the speaker.
	La burlona audiencia acosó al orador.
jeering n	(show of contempt)	abucheo nm
	The crowd's jeering discouraged the amateur musicians.

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Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
jeer⇒ vi	(shout abuse)	abuchear⇒ vtr
	The crowd jeered when he told a joke in poor taste.
	La multitud abucheó cuando contó un chiste de mal gusto.
jeer at [sb] vtr phrasal insep	(shout at, taunt [sb])	abuchear a vtr + prep
	At the bar, the rowdy men jeered at the loser of the fight.
	En el bar, los escandalosos hombres abuchearon al perdedor de la pelea.
		hacerle burla a loc verb
	En el bar, los escandalosos hombres hacían burla al perdedor de la pelea.
jeer [sb]⇒ vtr	(shout abuse at, taunt [sb])	mofarse de v prnl + prep
		escarnecer⇒ vtr
	(AmL)	befar⇒ vtr
	The audience jeered the singer after a terrible performance.
jeer n	(taunting remark)	burla nf
		mofa nf
	The actor was tormented by jeers from the crowd.
	El actor estaba atormentado por las burlas de la multitud.

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