mockingly

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英[ˈmɒkɪŋli]美[ˈmɑːkɪŋli]

adv. 取笑地；愚弄地

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1.Blue Noses mockingly imitate the high art of the XXth century, mass culture, television, glamour, the joy of leisure, the spectacle of sport, the sacred rituals of everyday life etc.

蓝鼻子嘲弄般的模仿XX世纪的高雅艺术，大众文化，电视，休闲娱乐，体育观赏以及每日中神圣的仪式等等。

2.She looked him in the eye and, with a slender finger, mockingly scolded him.

她看着他的眼睛，用她细长的手指指着他，开玩笑地责怪道。

3.Again Connie looked AT him. His eyes were smiling again, a little mockingly, but warm and blue, and somehow kind.

康妮再望着他。他的眼睛重新笑着。虽然带点嘲讽的神气，但是很蓝，很温暖，而且慈祥。

4.Zhu Jia's video "Related to Environment" made in 1997 mockingly challenges our common knowledge. "is it real that fish cannot live without water?"

朱加1997年的录像作品“与环境有关”戏谑地颠覆了我们的常识，“鱼离开水真的就活不了了吗？”

5.Tired of waiting, the Assassins called to him mockingly, "Goodby till tomorrow."

刺客们等得不耐烦了，便嘲弄地对他喊道：“明天见。”

6.For the hints of unknown perfumes are drifting mockingly across your face, disclosing something of the secret gardens and delights.

因为未知其名的香水馥郁四溢，挑拨你的脸庞，泄漏某件秘密花园与喜悦。

7.12—Afraid of the chickens she is, he said mockingly. Afraid of the chookchooks.

12“它害怕小鸡哩，”他调侃地说，“害怕咯咯叫的小鸡。

8.Soul immediately went out of my body in which it used to dwell, stood beside the bed where the body was laying, looking down at the body, coldly, and mockingly.

灵魂马上从我的身体里钻了出来，站在身体旁边，冷冷地，并带着嘲讽地看着这身体。

9.The soldier brought his halberd to a present-arms and said mockingly, "I salute your gracious Highness."

那个卫兵举起他的戟致敬，并嘲弄地说：“我给尊敬的殿下敬礼。”

10.His friends teased him mockingly about his new haircut.

他的朋友们嘲讽地取笑他的新发型。

11.She laughed mockingly at his attempt to sing, making him feel embarrassed.

她对他唱歌的尝试嘲讽地笑了，使他感到尴尬。

12.The teacher spoke mockingly when the student forgot his homework again.

当学生再次忘记作业时，老师嘲讽地说话。

13.She replied mockingly, 'Sure, you can do that!' when he suggested a ridiculous plan.

当他提出一个荒谬的计划时，她嘲讽地回答：'当然，你可以这样做！'

14.He raised his eyebrows and said mockingly, 'Oh, really? That's so impressive!'

他扬起眉毛嘲讽地说道：'哦，真的吗？真令人印象深刻！'

作文

In the bustling city of New York, there lived a young artist named Sarah. She was passionate about painting and often spent her days creating beautiful pieces that captured the essence of life around her. However, despite her talent, Sarah faced a significant challenge: the art world can be incredibly harsh and unforgiving. Many critics would judge her work without understanding the emotions behind it. One day, after showcasing her latest piece at a local gallery, she overheard a group of people discussing her work. "What a joke!" one of them said, laughing mockingly at the vibrant colors and abstract shapes. Hearing this, Sarah felt a wave of disappointment wash over her. It was not just the criticism that hurt, but the way they dismissed her passion as something unworthy of respect. Determined not to let their words bring her down, Sarah decided to channel her feelings into her next painting. She wanted to create something that would speak to those who felt misunderstood or belittled. As she painted, she poured her heart into the canvas, using bold strokes and vivid colors to express her emotions. Each brushstroke was a declaration of her resilience against the negativity that surrounded her. When the day of her next exhibition arrived, Sarah felt a mix of excitement and anxiety. Would the critics return with their mockingly dismissive remarks? Or would they finally see the depth of her work? As visitors entered the gallery, she watched them closely, hoping for a positive response. To her surprise, many people were drawn to her paintings, captivated by the raw emotion and energy they conveyed. One woman stood in front of Sarah's latest piece for what felt like an eternity. Finally, she turned to Sarah and said, "This painting resonates with me on so many levels. It feels like you captured the struggles we all face." Sarah's heart soared; it was moments like these that made her realize why she created art in the first place. However, amidst the praise, she noticed a familiar face in the crowd—the same critic who had laughed mockingly at her work before. He approached her with a smirk, ready to deliver another biting comment. But this time, Sarah stood tall. Instead of feeling intimidated, she welcomed him with a smile. "What do you think of my new work?" she asked, genuinely curious. To her surprise, he paused, seemingly taken aback by her confidence. "Well, it's... different," he replied cautiously, trying to find the right words. Sarah realized that perhaps his mockingly attitude stemmed from his own insecurities. Instead of engaging in a battle of words, she chose to respond with kindness. "Art is subjective, isn't it? I appreciate your honesty," she said. As the night went on, Sarah received compliments from many other visitors, each one adding to her growing confidence. She learned that while criticism could sting, it also provided an opportunity for growth. The experience taught her that not everyone would understand her art, and that was okay. What mattered most was her dedication to her craft and her ability to rise above negativity. In the end, Sarah left the gallery feeling empowered. She knew that the journey of an artist was filled with ups and downs, but as long as she remained true to herself, she could overcome any mockingly harsh words thrown her way. With renewed determination, she returned to her studio, ready to create more art that spoke from her heart.

在繁忙的纽约市里，住着一位年轻的艺术家，名叫莎拉。她对绘画充满热情，经常花费时间创作美丽的作品，捕捉周围生活的本质。然而，尽管她才华横溢，莎拉却面临着一个重大挑战：艺术界可以是非常严酷和无情的。许多评论家在没有理解她作品背后情感的情况下就对其进行评判。一天，在当地画廊展示她最新的作品后，她无意中听到一群人讨论她的作品。“真是个笑话！”其中一个人说，嘲讽地笑着看着那鲜艳的色彩和抽象的形状。听到这些，莎拉感到一阵失望袭来。伤害她的不仅是批评，还有他们将她的激情视为不值得尊重的态度。 为了不让他们的话影响自己，莎拉决定把自己的感受转化为下一幅画作。她想创造一些能够传达那些感到被误解或轻视的人们的东西。当她画画时，她把自己的心倾注到画布上，使用大胆的笔触和生动的颜色来表达自己的情感。每一笔都是她对周围负面情绪的坚韧声明。 当她下一次展览的日子到来时，莎拉感到兴奋和焦虑交织在一起。评论家们会带着嘲讽地冷嘲热讽的言辞回归吗？还是他们最终会看到她作品的深度？当参观者进入画廊时，她紧张地观察着他们，希望能听到积极的反馈。令她惊讶的是，许多人被她的画吸引，沉醉于其中所传达的原始情感和能量。 一位女士在莎拉最新的作品前站了很久。最后，她转向莎拉，说：“这幅画在很多层面上与我产生共鸣。感觉就像你捕捉到了我们所有人所面临的挣扎。”莎拉的心情高涨；正是这样的时刻让她意识到自己创作艺术的初衷。 然而，在赞美声中，她注意到人群中有一个熟悉的面孔——之前那个嘲讽地嘲笑过她作品的评论家。他带着微笑走向她，准备发表另一条尖锐的评论。但这一次，莎拉站得很直。她没有感到畏惧，而是微笑着欢迎他。“你觉得我的新作品怎么样？”她问，真心好奇。 令她惊讶的是，他停顿了一下，似乎对她的自信感到意外。“嗯，这个……不一样，”他小心翼翼地回答，试图找到合适的词汇。莎拉意识到，也许他的嘲讽地态度源于他自己的不安全感。与其进行言语上的争斗，她选择以善意回应。“艺术是主观的，不是吗？我很感激你的诚实，”她说。 随着夜晚的继续，莎拉收到了许多其他访客的赞美，每一句都增加了她日益增长的自信。她明白，虽然批评可能会刺痛，但它也提供了成长的机会。这次经历教会了她，并不是每个人都能理解她的艺术，而这没关系。最重要的是她对自己工艺的奉献，以及她能够超越消极情绪的能力。 最终，莎拉离开画廊时感到振奋。她知道，作为一名艺术家的旅程充满了起伏，但只要她保持真实，就能克服任何被嘲讽地抛出的尖锐言辞。怀着重新焕发的决心，她回到了自己的工作室，准备创作更多发自内心的艺术作品。