mocking

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The garrulous waves ceaselessly talked of hidden treasures， mocking the ignorance that knew not their meaning.
喧嘩的波浪，在不停地談?wù)撃请[藏的珠寶，嘲笑那不懂得它們的意思的愚人。
But nothing passes his lips save mineral water, for Mr Christie’s opponent has been mocking him with TV ads that show his belly wobbling while accusing him of throwing his weight around.
但從他雙唇中吐出來的東西可不節(jié)省礦泉水,因?yàn)榭死锼瓜壬母?jìng)爭對(duì)手一直用電視廣告嘲弄他的大腹便便，并且指責(zé)他四處現(xiàn)身拉票。
But again this is counter-productive. Mocking the corporate establishment only encourages it to starve you of resources.
但是，這樣只能起到相反的作用，對(duì)公司團(tuán)體的嘲笑只會(huì)令他們遏制你手上的資源。

Prasert is a Yellow Shirt and has cut-out cartoons covering his walls mocking Mr.Thaksin.
There seems to be something like a gentle parody maybe even a mocking tone that fills the lines of the Elder Brother's ecstatic speech.
似乎有些東西如文雅詼諧的改編作品甚至是嘲弄的語氣,體現(xiàn)在大哥入神的講話中。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選

The blogosphere has been inundated with people mocking the new salutation and proposing alternative greetings.
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He often portrayed, with mocking affection, the collectors themselves, pompously examining new pictures in a studio.
ECONOMIST: Honoré Daumier

A mocking expression or mocking behaviour indicates that you think someone or something is stupid or inferior.