mock

mock
[mɒk]
adjetivo
1fingido(a), simulado(a)
  • mock battle -> simulacro (m) de batalla
  • mock examination (escuela) -> examen (m) de prueba (británico)
verbo transitivo
2burlarse de (ridicule)

mock [mok]
1Mofar, escarnecer, hacer mofa o burla de otro.
2Remedar.
3Imitar de una manera despreciativa, poner en ridículo.
4Frustrar, dejar sin efecto algún intento; engañar, burlar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Burlarse de, reírse de (con at). (n)
  • They mocked at him -> se burlaron de él
va.
sustantivo
1Mofa, escarnio, burla; risa, mímica.
adjetivo
2Ficticio, falso, fingido, cómico, burlesco.
  • Mock exam -> examen de prueba
  • Mock praise -> alabanza irónica
  • Mock prophet -> profeta falso

mock [mɒk]
verb:transitive
(ridicule) mofarse de; burlarse de; (mimic) imitar; remedar
you shouldn't mock other people's beliefs no hay que mofarse burlarse de las creencias de la gente;or
don't mock me don't mock the afflicted
verb:intransitive
mofarse; burlarse
to mock at sth/sb mofarse de algo/algn; burlarse de algo/algn
adjective
(feigned) [+solemnity, terror] fingido; simulado; (imitation) [+leather, fur] de imitación
in mock despair fingiendo desesperación; in mock horror fingiendo estar horrorizado
noun
1
to make a mock of sth poner algo en ridículo
2 mocks (Britain) (Educ) (informal) exámenes de prueba; (m)
You'll get the results of your mocks next Thursday.
modifier
mock battle (n) simulacro (de batalla); (m)
mock exam (n) examen de prueba; (m)
mock orange (n) (Bot) jeringuilla; (f) celinda; (f)
mock trial (n) juicio de prueba; (m)
mock turtle soup

Verb Conjugation for "mock"

Imperative
  • mock
  • you mock
  • he/she mocks
  • we mock
  • you mock
  • they mock
Preterite
  • I mocked
  • you mocked
  • he/she mocked
  • we mocked
  • you mocked
  • they mocked
Present Continuous
  • I am mocking
  • you are mocking
  • he/she is mocking
  • we are mocking
  • you are mocking
  • they are mocking
Present Perfect
  • I have mocked
  • you have mocked
  • he/she has mocked
  • we have mocked
  • you have mocked
  • they have mocked
Past Continuous
  • I was mocking
  • you were mocking
  • he/she was mocking
  • we were mocking
  • you were mocking
  • they were mocking
Past Perfect
  • I had mocked
  • you had mocked
  • he/she had mocked
  • we had mocked
  • you had mocked
  • they had mocked
Future
  • I will mock
  • you will mock
  • he/she will mock
  • we will mock
  • you will mock
  • they will mock
Future Perfect
  • I will have mocked
  • you will have mocked
  • he/she will have mocked
  • we will have mocked
  • you will have mocked
  • they will have mocked
Future Continuous
  • I will be mocking
  • you will be mocking
  • he/she will be mocking
  • we will be mocking
  • you will be mocking
  • they will be mocking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mocking
  • you have been mocking
  • he/she has been mocking
  • we have been mocking
  • you have been mocking
  • they have been mocking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mocking
  • you will have been mocking
  • he/she will have been mocking
  • we will have been mocking
  • you will have been mocking
  • they will have been mocking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mocking
  • you had been mocking
  • he/she had been mocking
  • we had been mocking
  • you had been mocking
  • they had been mocking
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