made fun in Germany

made fun [meidfən] gespasst

Sentence patterns related to "made fun"

1. She made fun of him by mocking his limp.

2. I'm going to get made fun of so much!

3. Sensing that I was terrified, people made fun of me.

4. “I get made fun of at school for being LDS.

5. Roosevelt’s New Deal made fun of the taxpayer-funded Boondoggling activities

6. He is a faintly comical figure who fears being made fun of.

7. How come when I wanted to ask out Eunice everyone made fun?

8. My friends, relatives, and neighbors opposed me and made fun of me.

9. He seemed rather sober, and some of the boys made fun of him.

10. The other kids at school made fun of him because of his strange accent.

Die anderen Kinder in der Schule machten sich wegen seines seltsamen Akzents über ihn lustig.

11. As a result, they were referred to as komoidoumenoi: "those made fun of in comedy."

12. As we have seen, Jesus was indeed made fun of, spit upon, scourged, and killed.

13. They sometimes made fun of what she was wearing or the things she was saying.

14. Children can be Cruel, as any child who has been made fun of by others knows

15. Unfortunately, Alice immediately made fun of Vincent's red eye which caused Gilbert to pull her hair.

16. When visitors came, some of the villagers made fun of him in front of their friends.

17. (Laughter) People say children are cruel, but I was never made fun of as a child or an adult.

18. He and his friends decided to film a series of short sketches that made fun of books such as Beowulf and All the King's Men.