Explanation of deride

[ridicule;deride;tease]

To tease , to insult , the city people all laughed , and held up their hands to deride . Detailed Explanation Mocking; teasing. Dongguan Hanji - Wang Ba Biography: "The Lord ordered Pa to go to the city to recruit people to hit Lang, the city people all laughed and raised their hands to ridicule, Pa was ashamed and went away." 《世说新语-任诞》 " 襄阳 罗友有大韵" 刘孝标 注引 《晋阳秋》 ："No, I went out on the first day of the month, and in the middle of the way, I met a ghost, who ridiculed me and said, 'I only see you sending people to be counties, but I don't see anyone sending you to be counties? '" Qing Qianyi, "Records of the Yunyang Cao Tang": "The people of the world, see not more than the obscurity of the Shuo, the wisdom of not exporting the ear, hear the saying of pointing the stone to move the mountain, there is no one who does not ridicule the hand laughs, and what is strange with!" Cai Yuanpei, "The Great Hope of the Engineering Mutual Aid Group": "The writings of literary figures and artists are often ridiculed and ridiculed by their contemporaries, and they will not be worshipped until decades and centuries after their deaths."

Word Breakdown

Banter é [揶揄] ridicule, mock. 部首 ：扌; Race Explanation Race ú 〔揄扬〕 . To publicize and promote, as in "ridicule the greater good";. Praise, praise, as in "极口揄揄". La , citation: "揄長袂，蹑利屣". The first part of the Chinese character: 扌.