| 词组 | jeer |
| 释义 | jeer When jeer is used with a preposition, it is usually followed by at: • Isabelle knew she would be jeered at as yet another American heiress who had forced her way — Rebecca West, The Thinking Reed, 1936 • You had to be as old as a cadet to know a girl without being jeered at —Hugh MacLennan, Two Solitudes, 1945 • ... the exiles of an earlier period, who ... had jeered at the United States —Edmund Wilson, Memoirs of Hecate County, 1946 Jeer has also been infrequently used with to: • ... The women jeered to one another, "What can be done with a new world like this?" —Josephine Young Case, A tlantic, May 1946 |
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