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汉语拼音：jī xiào

讥讽和嘲笑：别人有缺点要热情帮助，不要～。

1. 讥讽嘲笑。

   晋 袁宏 《后汉纪·光武帝纪五》：“呜呼！世俗之宾方抵掌而击之，以为讥笑，岂不哀哉。” 宋 苏舜钦 《答韩持国书》：“羸马敝僕，日栖栖取辱于都城，使人指背讥笑哀悯，我亦何颜面，安得不谓之愁苦哉！” 柳青 《创业史》第一部第二章：“ 郭主任 ，你看， 生宝 他们的生产计划能做到吗？村里好些人讥笑哩！”

• At a quarter after one in the morning he came out of the place. The chill, bare streets seemed a mockery of his state.

  第二天凌晨1点1刻时，他走出了这家赌常冷嗖嗖、空荡荡的街道仿佛在讥笑他的处境。

• When this woman opened the door with a sneer on her face he felt even more solitary than before.

  当这家女主人打开门、脸上露出讥笑的表情时，他更加感到了一种孤独。

• When Shoun bought fish for his mother, the people would scoff at him, for a monk is not supposed to eat fish.

  正安给母亲买鱼，遭到众人讥笑，因为和尚是不能沾荤腥的。

• For those who stood before him jeering him, reviling him, taunting him, and actually thrusting their tongues out at him in mockery.

  那些站在祂面前，嘲弄祂、辱骂祂、讥笑祂和戏谑祂的群众。

• But the gibs have persisted, perhaps because, as is often true in a country famed for sharp wit, the joking masks serious messages.

  但讥笑声不断，或许是因为这个国家以这样的幽默方式（假正经）出名，用笑话来掩盖很严肃的信息。

• After school, his mates in the road taunt him, with him, and pursued a throw stones.

  放学后，同伴们在路上讥笑他，玩弄他，追赶着扔石头。

• These two sharp wits never met in former times but a perfect war of raillery was kept up between them.

  过去这两个机灵嘴快的人每一次见面都要展开一场彼此挖苦讥笑的地地道道的舌战。

• In Britian, a member of Parliament who said the snow "clearly indicates a cooling trend" was jeered by colleagues.

  英国某议员说大雪“表明气候有变冷的趋势”，结果遭到同事的讥笑。

• She would keep reminding me of a Sanskrit saying that the unworthy aspirant after poetic fame departs in jeers!

  她总是不断的提醒我一句梵文格言：岌岌于诗名之人在讥笑声中黯然离去！