1. The audience broke into jeers when the speaker made a mistake.
当演讲者出错时，观众发出一阵嘲笑声。

2. The player ignored the jeers from the crowd and kept playing.
这名球员无视观众的嘲笑声，继续比赛。

3. Jeers filled the stadium after the controversial decision.
争议判罚后，体育场里充满了嘲讽声。

4. She tried not to cry despite the jeers from others.
尽管受到他人的嘲笑，她仍努力不哭出来。

A: Did you hear the jeers from the crowd during the match?
A：你听到比赛时观众的嘲笑声了吗？

B: Yes, but the team stayed focused despite the jeers.
B：听到了，但球队在嘲笑声中仍保持专注。

1) 指观众或人群发出的嘲笑声

2) 表示对某人行为的不满或讽刺反应

3) 常见于比赛或公开场合的负面反应声音

1. 嘲笑声；讽刺声；起哄声

e.g. The politician was greeted with jeers from the audience.
这位政治家遭到了观众的嘲笑声

2. 嘲弄地叫喊或嘘声

e.g. His speech was drowned out by jeers.
他的演讲被嘲笑声淹没了

noun

1. Loud mocking or unkind shouts made by a group of people expressing disapproval or ridicule.

Synonym: boos, taunts, mockery