Mocker Meaning in English

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التعريف

A mocker is someone who laughs at or makes fun of others, often in a mean or disrespectful way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually negative; calling someone a 'mocker' suggests cruelty or disrespect. More formal/literary—common in literature or religious texts than in daily speech. Related verbs: 'to mock'; related nouns: 'mockery'. Often appears as 'mockers' (plural).

• Spanish: burlón - alguien que se burla
• Portuguese (BR): zombador - pessoa que zomba
• Portuguese (PT): escarninho - pessoa que troça
• Chinese (Simplified): 嘲笑者 - 嘲弄的人
• Chinese (Traditional): 嘲笑者 - 嘲弄的人
• Hindi: मज़ाक उड़ाने वाला
• Arabic: ساخر
• Bengali: বিদ্রুপকারী - উপহাসকারী
• Russian: насмешник
• Japanese: 嘲笑者
• Vietnamese: kẻ chế nhạo - kẻ giễu cợt
• Korean: 조롱하는 사람
• Turkish: alaycı
• Urdu: تمسخر کرنے والا
• Indonesian: pengejek

جمل نموذجية

The mocker laughed loudly at the boy's mistake.

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Nobody liked the mocker in the classroom.

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She warned her son not to be a mocker.

basic

Don't pay attention to the mockers—they're just jealous.

natural

He acted like a mocker, teasing everyone at the party.

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Ancient texts often mention the fate of the mocker.

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