Übersetzung für 'jeered' von Englisch nach Deutsch

jeered {adj} {past-p}

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• In October 1968, then Mayor of New York City John Lindsay was booed and jeered by a huge crowd at the East Midwood Jewish Center, in an infamous incident during the 1968 New York City teachers strike.
• According to former RUC officer Jack Dale, a large group of people in the republican Markets area had "jeered and shouted and yelled" as if each explosion was "a good thing".
• When police escorted Pfitzner to the scene on 20 October the crowd jeered and surged towards the car.
• Paul was the only candidate to be jeered during the debate—both times Paul advocated a non-interventionist foreign policy.
• They were jeered on their way out of the building.

• Matthews was jeered by England supporters and condemned by the press.
• Riders jeered at his weakness on hills and called him The Eagle of Hoogerheide, an ironic reference to the climber Federico Bahamontes, the Eagle of Toledo, and to the unrelenting flatness of the south-west Netherlands where Ottenbros lived.
• Cook played poorly in the 3–0 defeat and was jeered by the Watford crowd.
• Shortly prior to the Doolittle Raid, Radio Tokyo jeered at a foreign report of bombing on the grounds it was impossible.
• Barrett was executed outside the walls of Newgate Prison on 26 May 1868 before a crowd of two thousand who booed, jeered and sang Rule Britannia and Champagne Charlie as his body dropped.

• Spectators jeered Crockett after every occurrence, but he persisted until Marsh was taken off.
• He fared no better four nights later in the home opener in Montreal against the Canadiens, losing 6–2 in the Forum while the fans both applauded and jeered their former goaltender.
• In round 12 of the 2022 NRL season, Haas was jeered by Brisbane supporters every time he touched the ball during the clubs victory over the Gold Coast.
• Though covering a broad time period, the exhibition was limited in the number of works it incorporated (as one critic jeered, "Two centuries in five rooms! ...
• Their first performance was badly received, the band was laughed and jeered at as they left the stage.

• Upon release the film received mixed to favorable reviews from critics, who praised Burns's and Frederick's performances but jeered some of the science and medical fiction elements.
• Though highly admired, he resigned after members of the audience jeered Maria Callas during a run of operas from 16 February to 27 April 1956.