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| 61. | Do not jeer at the mistakes or misfortunes of others. |
| 不要嘲笑别人的错误或不幸。 |
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| 62. | 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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| 63. | He was stabbed to the heart by the girl's jeer. |
| 那女孩的嘲讽深深地刺伤了他的心。 |
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| 64. | razzed the teammate who missed the shot; |
| 讥笑没有射中球的队员； |
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| 65. | His friends gibed at him for his cowardice |
| 他的朋友们讥笑他胆 |
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| 66. | give [get] the razz |
| 予以 [受到] 苛评,加以 [受到] 讥笑 |
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| 67. | They dare not break the herd, afraid of the ridicule of their neighbours. |
| 他们怕邻居讥笑，不敢独断独行。 |
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| 68. | Vanity exposes a person to ridicule. |
| 虚荣的人易受人家的讥笑。 |
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| 69. | To jeer or shout at a player, speaker, or team. |
| 喝倒彩对表演者、讲演者和队员嘲笑或大嚷 |
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| 70. | He had become inured to ridicule. |
| 他已受惯了他人的讥笑。 |
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