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嘲 — Chinese character

嘲
cháo
to deride, to jeer at, to ridicule, to scorn

Pinyin
cháo
Radical
30 ⼝ (Mouth)
Strokes
15
Components
口 朝
Formation
pictophonetic — mouth; meaning component 口; sound component 朝
Japanese
嘲 as a kanji

Common words with 嘲

WordPinyinMeaning
嘲笑cháo xiàoto jeer at; to deride
嘲讽 (嘲諷)cháo fěngto sneer at; to ridicule
嘲弄cháo nòngto tease; to poke fun at
自嘲zì cháoto mock oneself; to laugh at oneself
冷嘲热讽 (冷嘲熱諷)lěng cháo rè fěngfrigid irony and scorching satire (idiom); to mock and ridicule
解嘲jiě cháoto try to cover up in an embarrassing situation; to justify oneself
自我解嘲zì wǒ jiě cháoto refer to one's foibles or failings with self-deprecating humor
嘲哳zhāo zhā(onom.) clamorous noise made by numerous people talking or singing, or by musical instruments, or birds twittering
嘲谑 (嘲謔)cháo xuèto mock and ridicule
群嘲qún cháo(neologism, attested by 2011) to deride a group of people; (of a group of people) to deride (sb)

English words written with 嘲

Data: Make Me a Hanzi (Arphic Public License (graphics.txt); LGPL-3.0-or-later (dictionary.txt)); Unihan Database (Unicode License v3); CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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