Jibes Meaning in English
word · lemma: jibe
ˈdʒaɪbz
JYBZ
dʒˈaɪbz
JYBZ
释义
Mean or mocking comments or remarks made to insult or tease someone; sometimes "jibe" can also mean to agree, but "jibes" as a noun usually refers to insults.
用法与细微差别
Mostly informal, often appears as 'make jibes at', meaning to mock someone. Not to be confused with 'jive' (dance style/speech) or 'jibe' (to be in agreement, a nautical term). Common in written and spoken form to describe teasing that's a bit mean.
Spanish: burlas - bromas (hirientes)Portuguese (BR): gozações - provocaçõesPortuguese (PT): gozações - provocaçõesChinese (Simplified): 嘲讽 - 讥讽Chinese (Traditional): 嘲諷 - 挖苦Hindi: ताने - चुटकुले (व्यंग्यात्मक)Arabic: سخرية - تهكمBengali: ঠাট্টা - বিদ্রূপ - তাচ্ছিল্যপূর্ণ মন্তব্যRussian: насмешки - колкостиJapanese: 皮肉 - 冷やかし - 嘲りVietnamese: lời chế nhạo - lời mỉa maiKorean: 빈정거림 - 조롱Turkish: alay - iğneleyici sözlerUrdu: طعنے - مذاق اُڑاناIndonesian: ejekan - sindiran - olokan
例句
He made several jibes about her new haircut.
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Ignore his jibes and just do your best.
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His jibes were hurtful, but she didn't show it.
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She fired back with some jibes of her own.
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All those jibes started to get under his skin.
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He laughs off the jibes, but you can tell they bother him.
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