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| 41. | It's unkind to laugh at a person who is in trouble. |
| 讥笑一个陷入困境的人是不仁慈的。 |
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| 42. | If we substitute the idea of respect for the audience, the gibe is turned against the player. |
| 如果我们除去这个意思，放进尊重对象的意思去，那就只剩下讥笑弹琴者这个意思了。 |
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| 43. | His friends gibed at him for his cowardice |
| 他的朋友们讥笑他胆 |
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| 44. | He had become inured to ridicule. |
| 他已受惯了他人的讥笑。 |
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| 45. | I did not even think of laughing at you, Huabei. |
| 我一点也不想讥笑你，华北。 |
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| 46. | razzed the teammate who missed the shot; |
| 讥笑没有射中球的队员； |
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| 47. | give [get] the razz |
| 予以 [受到] 苛评,加以 [受到] 讥笑 |
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| 48. | Why do the other children taunt him with having red hair? |
| 为什么别的小孩子讥笑他有红头发？ |
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| 49. | Vanity exposes a person to ridicule. |
| 虚荣的人易受人家的讥笑。 |
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| 50. | It's very discouraging to be sneered at all time. |
| 总是受到讥笑使人非常气馁。 |
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