vt.

1. 嘲弄，嘲笑
   She mocked him as a country boy.

   她嘲笑他是乡巴佬。

2. （为取笑而）模仿，仿效
   I have a pet monkey which attempts to mock all my actions.

   我养了一只猴子当宠物，它试图模仿我所有的动作。

3. 使失望；使无效，挫败
   Our team mocked the visitors' attempt to score.

   我们队挫败了客队进球的企图。

vi.

1. 嘲弄，嘲笑[（+at）]
   He mocked at Philip's pronunciation.

   他嘲笑菲利浦的发音。

n.

1. 嘲弄，愚弄[U]
   His bullying made a mock of all the fine things he said about kindness to others.

   他那恃强欺弱的行为对于他所说的待人友善的漂亮言词是一个嘲弄。

2. 嘲笑的对象，笑柄[C]
3. 仿制品；赝品[C]
4. 【英】模拟考试[C]
   He took his mocks last October.

   他去年十月参加了模拟考试。

a.

1. 假的；假装的；模拟的[B]
   The boys re-enacted the strategies in mock battles.

   男孩们在模拟战中重现了那些战略。

v.

1. tease scornfully; ridicule.
   ▸mimic contemptuously.
2. (mock something up) make a replica or imitation of something.

adj.

1. not authentic or real.
2. (of an examination, battle, etc.) undertaken for training or practice.

n.

1. (mocks) Brit. informal mock examinations.
2. dated an object of derision.