taunt in the PONS Dictionary

taunt Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to taunt sb about sth
zadirkivati nekoga zbog nečega

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Outside in the street, he is taunted by a group of thugs.
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His athletic dominance elicited racial taunts which he ignored.
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He even heard the wind and birds taunting him and the leaves shaking at him as if he was not a man.
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She rightly taunts the world around her, sounding utterly defiant.
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The brawl reportedly developed after fans taunted each other with nationalist slogans.
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Joe is taunted by his classmates, and hassled by creditors about his father's mounting bills.
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Players can also maintain their style grade by taunting enemies at close range.
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There, she is safe from school and the taunts and teases of kids who don't understand her.
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The fourth button is used specifically for taunts which has no purpose beyond annoying the opponent or showing off.
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Her classmates ostracize, taunt, and throw things at her regularly.
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