jeer
 intransitive verb
 burlarse
EN His tormentors set off towards Jones's Road, laughing and jeering at him, while he, half blinded with tears, stumbled on, clenching his fists madly and sobbing.
GL Os seus verdugos partiron cara a Jone's Road, rindo e burlándose del ao tempo que Stephen, medio cego por causa das bágoas, botaba a andar vacilante, apretando os puños con carraxe e saloucando.
 Fonte: RET (1749)
noun
gargallada
EN The sniggering of the savages became a loud derisive jeer.
GL A risa abafada dos salvaxes converteuse nunha gargallada de escarnio.
Fonte: SEN (5428)
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