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to mock
01
moquer, ridiculiser
to ridicule someone or something in a disrespectful manner
Transitive: to mock sb
02
se moquer de, imiter de manière sarcastique
to imitate someone or something, often using sarcasm or teasing
Transitive: to mock sb/sth
mock
01
de style [qch]
copying or imitating something in order to look real
Mock
01
moquerie, parodie
the act of mocking or ridiculing
02
examen blanc, test simulé
a practice examination designed to simulate the conditions of an actual test, often used in the UK educational system
mock
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mocker
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mocker
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mocking
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mocking
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Exemple
The critics mocked the film for its clichéd plot and poor dialogue.
His friends would mock him for being overly cautious, not realizing it was due to past experiences.
She did not appreciate being mocked for her fashion choices at the party.
His attempt to mock the new employee's mistakes only made him look unprofessional.
The satirical show often mocks political figures to highlight societal issues.
