Examples of using Mockingly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Yes, sir,” the scientist responded mockingly.
To mockingly say,“I don't know what faith is;
Beat off into a Christmas stocking, mockingly.
MAXIMILIAN(mockingly): Are you scared of her?
Play free gameshow to get a neighbor very interesting mockingly.
And laughed mockingly at my husband who was tied up.
Broke raw eggs all over her and dressed her mockingly… but I know who did it.
Michael(mockingly, arrogantly) You still remember that?
And then you would have asked mockingly: A flag, what is that?
Voltaire mockingly called him‘a man who never dies and who knows everything'.
Most responses were mockingly negative, such as.
Centuries later, when critics put a name to this extravagant time,the word Baroque was used mockingly.
And when you mockingly insist you're not mocking me.
Grievous was confident in his abilities to defeat the Jedi, though Ventress mockingly expressed her beliefs for the contrary.
And the Devil mockingly tossed him an ember that would never burn out from the flames of hell.
He was ever dusting his old lexicons and grammars,with a queer handkerchief, mockingly embellished with all the gay flags of all the known nations of the world.
It was a thing so mockingly normal and so unerringly familiarised by our sea days off Victoria Land and our camp days at McMurdo Sound that we shuddered to think of it here, where such things ought not to be.
While old-fashioned, this expression is still used in French,often mockingly, but the English gallicism to flirt has made its way and has now become an anglicism.
Ex-Israeli soldier Eden Abergil's Facebook photo album entitled"IDF- The best days of my life" has caused outrage since it was revealed on Monday that thealbum contained photos of the soldier posing mockingly with handcuffed and blindfolded Palestinian detainees.
Here antiquity and the authentic Asia look mockingly at the hectic traffic of motorbikes and cars in the city streets.
It is simple to jibe at a spirit rumbling about in granite and lime-it is not more difficult than if we ask mockingly how the proteins in the brain soar ideas.
However, old-time players mockingly refer to the insurance as a loser's bet and advice to always steer clear of it.
There was an outburst of laughter from his guests who now turned to Abu Talib andsaid mockingly,"He has ordered you to listen to your son and obey him!".
If it didn't, I would ask, half mockingly,“Is this problem serving some purpose?” or“Are you sure you want it solved?
On the walk home from music practice one day, his sister's friends mockingly challenged him to press his violin bow over his head, an insult that sent him off to the gym.
For example, Stephen Colbert once mockingly Praised for Having a Wikipedia entry on along‘ lightsabers‘ than it does on the‘ printing press‘.
Well, I'm listening! What next?' said she quietly and mockingly.'I am even listening with interest because I should like to understand what it is all about.'.
RAI continued to be run by a two-man team(mockingly nicknamed by the opposition the Japanese after the Japanese soldiers who kept fighting on in the Pacific Ocean after the end of World War II).
It seems to me that the darkness, borrowing the voice of sinners, says mockingly to me,“You are dreaming about the light, about a country fragrant with the sweetest perfumes, you are dreaming about the eternal possession of the Creator of all these things; you believe that one day you will walk out of this fog which surrounds you!