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Detailed Translations for jeers from English to French

jeers:

jeers [the ~] nom

  1. the jeers (mockery; mock; travesty; )
    la raillerie; la moquerie; l'insulte; la dérision; le sarcasme; la diffamation; la risée
  2. the jeers (scorn; sneers; taunts; derision)
    la diffamation; l'insulte; l'honte; la moquerie; le mépris; la dérision; le dédain; l'outrage; la raillerie; la risée; le sarcasme; l'objet de risée
  3. the jeers (mockery; irony; mock; )
    l'ironie; la raillerie; la moquerie; la dérision; l'honte; l'insulte; la diffamation; l'outrage; la risée; l'objet de risée

Translation Matrix for jeers:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
diffamation derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty backbiting; blacking; blasphemy; cut; defamation; degradation; denigrate; disgracement; dishonering; gossip; mudslinging; profanity; salary cut; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slanderous language; small talk; tittle-tattle; vilification
dédain derision; jeers; scorn; sneers; taunts acrimony; contempt; disdain; disparagement; malice; maliciousness; sarcasm; scorn; scornful tone; spiteful remark; spitefulness
dérision derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty mocking; poke fun at
honte derision; irony; jeers; mock; mockery; mocking; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts disgrace; ignominy; infamy; scandal; scandalous behaviour; scandalous deed; scandalousness; sense of shame; shame; shameful act
insulte derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty defamation; invective; jeering; scoffing; term of abuse
ironie irony; jeers; mock; mockery; mocking; scoffing; sneering; sneers
moquerie derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty derision; jeering; mockery; mocking; poke fun at; scornful laughter; taunt
mépris derision; jeers; scorn; sneers; taunts acrimony; contempt; disdain; disparagement; malice; maliciousness; sarcasm; scorn; scornful tone; spiteful remark; spitefulness
objet de risée derision; irony; jeers; mock; mockery; mocking; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts
outrage derision; irony; jeers; mock; mockery; mocking; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts defamation
raillerie derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty banter; derision; folly; fun; gallows humour; high jinks; hilarity; idiocy; jeering; joke; joking; joy; joyfulness; little present; little something; lunacy; madness; merriment; mirth; mocking; nonsense; pleasure; poke fun at; prank; present; sarcasm; scorn; scornful laughter; scornful tone; silliness
risée derision; irony; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty butt; laughing-stock
sarcasme derision; jeers; joking; mock; mockery; mocking; obloquy; poke fun at; scoffing; scorn; sneering; sneers; taunts; travesty acrimony; malice; maliciousness; sarcasm; scorn; scornful tone; spiteful remark; spitefulness

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jeer:

jeer [the ~] nom

  1. the jeer (gibe; taunt)
    le trait; la flèche; le pique

to jeer verbe (jeers, jeered, jeering)

  1. to jeer (taunt)
    invectiver; injurier
    • invectiver verbe (invective, invectives, invectivons, invectivez, )
    • injurier verbe (injurie, injuries, injurions, injuriez, )
  2. to jeer (sneer at; jibe)

Conjugations for jeer:

present
  1. jeer
  2. jeer
  3. jeers
  4. jeer
  5. jeer
  6. jeer
simple past
  1. jeered
  2. jeered
  3. jeered
  4. jeered
  5. jeered
  6. jeered
present perfect
  1. have jeered
  2. have jeered
  3. has jeered
  4. have jeered
  5. have jeered
  6. have jeered
past continuous
  1. was jeering
  2. were jeering
  3. was jeering
  4. were jeering
  5. were jeering
  6. were jeering
future
  1. shall jeer
  2. will jeer
  3. will jeer
  4. shall jeer
  5. will jeer
  6. will jeer
continuous present
  1. am jeering
  2. are jeering
  3. is jeering
  4. are jeering
  5. are jeering
  6. are jeering
subjunctive
  1. be jeered
  2. be jeered
  3. be jeered
  4. be jeered
  5. be jeered
  6. be jeered
diverse
  1. jeer!
  2. let's jeer!
  3. jeered
  4. jeering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for jeer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
flèche gibe; jeer; taunt arrow; crane; dart; hoist; jib; spire
pique gibe; jeer; taunt a dig at somebody; side hit; spades-pattern
trait gibe; jeer; taunt attribute; brush stroke; character; character description; character profile; character trait; characterisation; characteristic; characterization; crease; drag; draught; drink; facial line; feature; first move; furrow; hallmark; line; pen line; penstroke; property; puff; pull; quality; scratch; shark; streak; stripe; stroke; stroke of the pen; swig; trait; wrinkle
- jeering; mockery; scoff; scoffing
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bisque bisque rage jeer; jibe; sneer at
injurier jeer; taunt abuse; ache; aggrieve; bawl; be furious; bruise; call names; call someone names; contuse; curse; damage; go off the deep end; grumble; harm; hurt; injure; jeer at; rage; rant; rave; scoff at; scream; storm; swear; taunt; thunder; to be furious; wound; yell
invectiver jeer; taunt abuse; call names; jeer at; scoff at; taunt
- barrack; flout; gibe; scoff

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Related Definitions for "jeer":

  1. showing your contempt by derision1
  2. laugh at with contempt and derision1
    • The crowd jeered at the speaker1

Wiktionary Translations for jeer:

jeer
verb
  1. to scoff or mock
noun
  1. railing remark or reflection; scoff; taunt; biting jest; flout; jibe; mockery
jeer
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
jeer insulter; injurier beschimpen — met scheldwoorden overladen
jeer moquer verhöhnen — sich über jemanden lustig machen; jemanden verspotten