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burlarse

to make fun of, to mock

→ burlar
verb Rare #30,842
to make fun of, to mock Reflexive verb; commonly used with “de” (e.g., “burlarse de alguien”).
SP: No debes burlarse de tu hermano.
EN: You shouldn’t make fun of your brother.
Conjugation of burlar
Present
burlando

Nunca se atrevería a burlarse de mí.

He would never dare to make fun of me.

— Caché (Escondido) (2005)

Es un error burlarse de un anciano.

It is wrong to make fun of an elderly person.

Está mal burlarse de la gente.

It's wrong to make fun of people.

— मुन्ना भाई एम बी बी एस (2003)

Ella quiere burlarse de mí.

She wants to make fun of me.

No hay nada de que burlarse aquí.

There's nothing to make fun of here.

— Sacrificio (1986)

La gente solía burlarse de nosotros.

People used to make fun of us.

Uno no debe burlarse de los demás.

One should not make fun of others.

Tom no debería burlarse de Mary.

Tom shouldn't make fun of Mary.

Es cruel burlarse de un ciego.

It is cruel to make fun of a blind person.