taunting

v.

嘲讽( taunt的现在分词 )；嘲弄；辱骂；奚落

1. His genial sufficiency was a taunt and a mockery to many.
   他那么和蔼自满的态度，许多人都认为是一种辱骂和嘲弄。
2. But in England if the palm faces inward it's a taunt, especially if executed with an up-ward jerk of the fingers.
   可在英国，做该手势时如果掌心向内，特别是还同时把手指往上伸的话，则表示对人的辱骂。

1. He will taunt an opponent endlessly, even during battle, raising their ire until they make a fatal mistake - and then take advantage of them.
   即使在战斗中，他也会无休止的嘲弄对手，激起他们的怒气直到他们犯下致命错误，然后他就会取得优势。

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