laughingstock 的定义
- an object of ridicule; the butt of a joke or the like: His ineptness as a public official made him the laughingstock of the whole town.
laughingstock 近义词
fool
更多laughingstock例句
- While the country’s overall Olympic team has been either an afterthought or a laughingstock for much of its history, it was also an untouchable standard-bearer of one of the Games’ most iconic sports.
- He knows he’s likely to become the laughingstock of the sports world.
- Unprepared, and a laughingstock because of his handicap, Yarvi is bullied on every front—even by his mother.
- The Democrats, on the other hand, started out as a laughingstock.
- Then, the self-proclaimed “hip-hop conservative” got busted buying cocaine and became a national laughingstock.
- This past week, they did something even worse than harmful: They made real-world conservatives a national laughingstock.
- When they were last in charge in 2008-2010, the legislature was a national laughingstock, even by New York standards.
- An Indian whom Catlin painted with half his face in shadow became the laughingstock of the tribe, as "the man with half a face."
- Our Cellerarius a cipher; the very Townsfolk know it: subsannatio et derisio sumus, we have become a laughingstock to mankind.
- To me he is the man who made a laughingstock of me in a censorious little town by calling me "a woman of doubtful reputation."
- If they try to dump me to-night I'm going to fool them and I'm going to fix it so that they'll be the laughingstock of the corps.
- You're famous, besides, as the boldest plebe that ever came here; the yearlings are the laughingstock of the place because of you.