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Перевод: taunt

[прилагательное]
очень высокий;
[существительное]
язвительное замечание; насмешка ; шпилька ; предмет насмешек;
[глагол]
насмехаться; говорить колкости

Тезаурус:

1. I've just mentioned the taunt that drives Sonya to prostitution.
2. One second John Barnes was all taunt and tease; the next he stopped dead, like a shot pheasant, and twirled slowly to the Anfield earth.
3. Our Shadow will repeatedly taunt us: "Look at me!
4. Later, walking along the prom in the deep silence of that foggy early morning, she tried to taunt herself out of her depression: "You never learn, do you?
5. And in their relations with each other, Libyans show the same rejectionist spirit: the taunt, "We killed Pasha Naiz", means that Magharba were irremediably tainted by their submission to Turkish government; Zuwaya had been, and continued to be, irreconcilable.
6. It's maddening - like voices in a dream, I can't sleep at night, they taunt me"
7. Her taunt - and it was a taunt, the ring.
8. The taunt "What are you, a fag? '" is used in many ways to encourage certain types of male behaviour and to define the limits of ""acceptable'" masculinity."
9. And while the black mussel shells rose in the spare plate, like cars on a scrap heap, he told Daisy about Chessie's last taunt.
10. Taunt and tease.
11. It knew that the incident had been the only serious act of indiscipline during the strike and that Wilson had used it in his speech to taunt and smear the Ulster people.
12. Just as in Washington the favourite McCarthy taunt was that the administration was "soft on Communism", so Mao would accuse him of being "so on imperialism".
13. On a visit to Northern Ireland, he was brash enough to taunt the region that it was a burden on the Westminster exchequer and could be cut off without a penny.