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Interacciones - Burlas & Ridículo

Domina los modismos en inglés relacionados con la burla y el ridículo, como "laughing stock" y "poke fun at".

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to do something that makes a person appear foolish in front of others

Ex: He thought he could outsmart us , but we ended making a monkey of him in the negotiation .

to make fun of a person or thing in order to make them look silly

Ex: The children like poke fun at their teacher's quirky habits .

to tease a person by copying what they do, trick them into believing something, etc., often in a way that is not friendly

Ex: The comedian's stand-up routine was renowned for taking the mick out of societal norms and poking fun at cultural stereotypes.
laughing stock
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a person or thing so silly or ridiculous that everyone makes fun of

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Ex: Becoming the laughing stock of the office was the last thing he wanted , so he double-checked his presentationConvertirse en **el hazmerreír** de la oficina era lo último que quería, así que revisó su presentación.

(particularly of a joke) in a way that causes harm to someone or makes them embarrassed

Ex: Mocking someone 's misfortune or mistakes is never funny , especially when it 's at their expense.

to offer a humorous or witty comment, often with the aim of ridiculing disrespecting someone or something

Ex: When he's in a good mood, he'll make a crack about anything and everything, keeping us entertained all day.

to persistently and relentlessly bother, tease, or annoy someone, often in a playful or mocking manner

Ex: I ca n't stand it when he 's always trying break my stones with his sarcastic remarks .
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