make fun of如何读

英:[meɪk fʌn ɒv]

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make fun of是什么意思

  • 释义

    嘲弄, 取笑;开玩笑;排调;调笑

  • make fun of英英释义

    verb

    transitive verb

    to bring into being by forming, shaping, or altering material : fashion

    make a dress

    to lay out and construct

    make a road

    compose, write

    make verses

    to put together from components : constitute

    houses made of stone

    to cause to happen to or be experienced by someone

    made trouble for us

    to cause to exist, occur, or appear : create

    make a disturbance

    to favor the growth or occurrence of

    haste makes waste

    to fit, intend, or destine by or as if by creating

    was made to be an actor

    enact, establish

    make laws

    to execute (see execute sense 2) in an appropriate manner

    make a will

    set, name

    make a price

    to cause to be or become makes it possible

    made them happy

    appoint

    made him bishop

    to cause to act in a certain way : compel

    make her give it back

    to carry out (an action indicated or implied by the object) make a speech make a detour

    make war

    to perform with a bodily movement

    make a sweeping gesture

    to frame or formulate in the mind

    make plans

    to set in order

    make beds

    prepare, fix

    make dinner

    to assemble and set alight the materials for (a fire)

    to shuffle (a deck of cards) in preparation for dealing

    to amount to in significance

    makes a great difference

    to count as

    that makes the third time you've said it

    to form the essential being of

    clothes make the man

    to form by an assembling of individuals

    make a quorum

    to be or be capable of being changed or fashioned into

    rags make the best paper

    to develop into

    she will make a fine judge

    form sense 6b

    reach, attain—often used with ityou'll never make it that far

    made port before the storm

    to gain a place on or in the story made the papers

    make the team

    to gain the rank of

    make major

    to succeed in providing or obtaining

    make bail

    to gain (something, such as money) by working, trading, or dealing

    make a living

    to act so as to earn or acquire makes poor grades

    makes friends easily

    to score in a game or sport make a birdie

    make a field goal

    to convert (a split) into a spare in bowling

    to succeed in holing

    make a putt

    to conclude as to the nature or meaning of something

    what do you make of this development?

    to regard as being

    not the fool some make him

    to produce as a result of action, effort, or behavior with respect to something tried to make a thorough job of it

    make a mess of the job

    archaic to turn into another language by translation

    to include in a route or itinerary—often used with itmake it to the party

    make New York on the return trip

    catch sense 6b

    made the bus just in time

    to cause or assure the success or prosperity of

    can either make you or break you

    to provide the most enjoyable or satisfying experience of

    meeting the star of the show really made our day

    to compute or estimate to be

    I make it 23 miles to the border from here.

    to form and hold in the mind

    make no doubt of it

    to begin or seem to begin (an action)

    made to go

    obsolete behave, act

    to fulfill (a contract) in a card game

    to win a trick (see trick entry 1 sense 4) with (a card)

    to prepare (hay) by cutting, drying, and storing

    to cause (an electric circuit) to be completed

    chiefly dialectal shut

    the doors are made against you—William Shakespeare

    to persuade to consent to sexual intercourse : seduce

    intransitive verb

    to have considerable effect

    courtesy makes for safer driving

    set out, head made straight for home

    made after the fox

    to begin or seem to begin a certain action

    made as though to hand it to me

    to act so as to be or to seem to be

    make merry

    behave, act

    Don't make as if you didn't hear me.

    slang to play a part—usually used with like

    make like a chicken

    to increase in height or size

    the tide is making now

    to reach or extend in a certain direction

    The forest makes up nearly to the snow line.

    to undergo manufacture or processing

    the silk makes up beautifully

    archaic to compose poetry

    noun

    brand sense 4a

    the manner or style in which a thing is constructed

    the physical, mental, or moral constitution of a person

    men of his make are rare

    the action of producing or manufacturing

    the actual yield or amount produced over a specified period : output

    the act of shuffling cardsalso: turn to shuffle

    make fun of词源英文解释

    Verb and Noun Middle English, from Old English macian; akin to Old High German mahhōn to prepare, make, Greek magēnai to be kneaded, Old Church Slavonic mazati to anoint, smear

    The first known use of make was before the 12th century

    make fun of儿童词典英英释义

    tumplinenoun

    a strap placed over the forehead or chest and used to support or help support a pack on the back or to haul a load

    tumbledownadjective

    dilapidated

    a tumbledown shack

    tulip treenoun

    a tall North American timber tree related to the magnolias and having large greenish yellow tulip-shaped flowers and soft white wood used especially for cabinetwork

    tug-of-warnoun

    a struggle to win

    a contest in which two teams pull against each other at opposite ends of a rope

    forgetverb

    to be unable to think of or recall

    forgot the address

    to fail to remember to do something forgot about practicing

    forgot to call you

    neglect entry 1 sense 1

    forget old friends

    overlook sense 3b

    I shouldn't have said that, so just forget it

    to stop remembering or noticing

    forgive and forget

    foul outverb

    to be put out of a basketball game for making too many fouls

    three of our players fouled out

    foul-up1 of 2noun

    an instance of fouling up : a state of being fouled up

    foul up2 of 2verb

    to spoil by bad work or stupidity : botch

    fouled up the surprise attack

    frying pannoun

    a metal pan with a handle for frying foods

    full1 of 3adjective

    containing as much or as many as possible or normal a full hamper

    a bottle full of milk

    complete in number, amount, or duration for a full hour

    a full set of dishes

    not missing any essentials : perfect

    in full control of the car

    being at the highest or greatest degree at full power full strength

    in full bloom

    fully lighted

    the moon is full

    completely occupied by runners

    come to bat with the bases full

    having three balls and two strikes

    a full count

    plump and rounded in outline

    a full face

    having much material

    a full skirt

    possessing or containing a great number or amount full of hope

    a room full of pictures

    satisfied especially with food or drink

    having the same parents

    full sisters

    completely taken up especially with a thought or plan full of oneself

    full of one's own concerns

    having a rich quality

    a full voice

    full2 of 3adverb

    very entry 2 sense 1, extremely

    knew full well who they were

    all the way : entirely

    filled full

    smack entry 5, squarely

    was hit full in the face

    full3 of 3noun

    the highest state, extent, or degree

    make1 of 2verb

    to begin or seem to begin an action

    she made as if to go

    to act so as to appear

    make merry

    to cause to exist or occur : create make trouble

    make a noise

    to create for some purpose or goal

    she was made to be a surgeon

    to form or shape out of material or parts : fashion, construct make a chair

    make a dress

    to combine to produce

    2 and 2 make 4

    to frame in the mind

    make plans

    to put together from parts

    houses made of stone

    to estimate to be : compute

    I make it an even $5

    to set in order

    make a bed

    prepare, fix

    make dinner

    to cut and spread for drying

    make hay

    to cause to be or become

    made herself useful

    appoint

    made him her assistant

    enact sense 1, establish

    make laws

    to prepare in an appropriate manner

    make a will

    understand sense 1a

    unable to make anything of the story

    to regard as being : consider

    he is not the fool you make him

    do entry 1 sense 1a, perform make a bow

    make war

    to produce or acquire by or as if by action or effort make good money make friends

    made a mess of the job

    to force to act in some manner

    made her return home

    to cause or assure the success of

    the first case made the new lawyer

    to develop into

    she will make a fine judge

    reach entry 1 sense 2c, attain he made corporal in 10 months they made it to the other side of the bridge

    the ship makes port tonight

    to gain a place on or in the story made the papers

    made the track team

    catch entry 1 sense 7b

    make the train

    to set out in pursuit

    made after the fox

    to provide the most satisfying experience of

    meeting the star of the show really made our day

    make2 of 2noun

    the way in which a thing is made : structure

    a particular kind of manufactured goods : brand

    looked at several makes of car before deciding

    make fun of 例句

    1 It's bad manners to make fun of those disabled.

    嘲笑残疾人是不礼貌的行为.

    2 Jeff: Don't make fun of me. Sit well.

    杰夫: 别开玩笑了, 坐好了.

    3 The Oscar show is full of little funny skits that make fun of the famous movies.

    奥斯卡节目里有很多拿电影名作开玩笑的小喜剧.

    4 The car's engine has been making a strange noise lately.

    5 Someone was making a disturbance.

    6 They make fun of his southern accent.

    他们笑话他的南方口音.

    7 Don't make fun of the disabled!

    不要戏弄残疾人!

    8 The night now be make fun of this unexpectedly in vogue, really rather evil!

    现在的夜店居然流行玩这个, 真够恶的!

    9 She made the curtains herself.

    10 It is wrong to make fun of a cripple.

    嘲笑残疾人是不对的.

    11 Don't make fun of someone because they put on a seat belt.

    2不要因为他人系上安全带而对其进行嘲弄.

    12 Don't make fun of him.

    别拿他开玩笑.

    13 It's cruel to make fun of a cripple.

    取笑瘸子是残忍的.

    14 So how come they always make fun of my dancing the next day?

    那为什么第二天他们总是取笑我的舞蹈?

    15 It was miserable of you to make fun of him.

    你取笑他,这是可耻的.

    16 I called the doctor's office to make an appointment.

    17 You shouldn't make fun of others'difficulties.

    你不应该拿别人的困难开玩笑.

    18 Make fun of the guests: Obama starts his speech by gently teasing his guests.

    打趣来宾: 奥巴马经常在演讲一开始打趣来宾.

    19 Companies which have made the move to the Canaries are often looking to twin services and own production.

    20 Don't make fun of us.

    别拿我们打哈哈.

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    make of make mention of not make heads or/nor tails (out) of make up ground make a face make a clean break on the make make a meal (out) of make someone's skin/flesh crawl make a bolt for

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