mock
🇺🇸
/mɑːk/
🇬🇧
/mɒk/
verb
R
to make fun of someone by copying them in a mean way
They mock his accent to make him feel bad.
R
to show no respect for something
The new policy seems to mock the people's real needs.
adjective
R
not real or sincere
She gave a mock smile to hide her true feelings.
R
a copy made for practice, not real
We did a mock test to prepare for the real exam.
noun
R
a practice test before the real one
The mock helped us know what to expect in the final exam.
translation
to make fun of someone by copying them in a mean way; to show no respect for something
not real or sincere; a copy made for practice, not real
a practice test before the real one
Word Forms
3rd Present
mocks
Progressive
mocking
Past
mocked
Perfect
mocked
Plural
mocks