Take the Mick
Slang Term
British
★★★★☆ Common
Casual
Meaning: Mock, make fun of
取笑,嘲弄
Burlarse, tomar el pelo
からかう、バカにする
놀리다, 조롱하다
To tease or mock someone. Milder version of 'take the piss.'
取笑或嘲弄某人。是'take the piss'的较温和版本。
Burlarse o mofarse de alguien. Versión más suave de 'take the piss.'
誰かをからかったりバカにすること。「take the piss」のやわらかい表現。
누군가를 놀리거나 조롱하는 것. 'take the piss'의 좀 더 순한 표현.
Examples
- Are you taking the mick? 你在取笑我吗?¿te estás burlando?からかってるの?놀리는 거야?
- Don't take the mick out of him. 别取笑他no te burles de él彼のことをバカにするなよ그 사람 놀리지 마.
Pronunciation
/teɪk ðə mɪk/
Usage Guide
Context: teasing
Tone: joking
✓ Do Say
- British casual英国非正式场合使用en contextos informales británicosイギリスのカジュアルな場で使う영국식 일상 표현
✗ Don't Say
- Formal正式场合不使用No se usa en contextos formalesフォーマルな場では使わない격식체
Common Mistakes
- Polite version
Origin & History
British, possibly rhyming slang 'Mickey Bliss' for piss.
Cultural Context
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: All classes
Pop culture: British comedy
Regional notes: British.
Variations
Take the mickTaking the mickey
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