Hablar de algo con desprecio o desdén.
To speak about something with scorn or contempt.
Couldn’t load the audio. Please try again.
See how the word “burlarse” is used in sentences
Suele burlarse de las ideas nuevas. — He tends to scoff at new ideas.
Siempre se mofan de mis ideas en las reuniones. — They always scoff at my ideas in meetings.
Se zampó el almuerzo en cinco minutos. — She scoffed down her lunch in five minutes.
Su burla dejó claro que no la creía. — His scoff made it clear he didn't believe her.
¿De verdad se burló de su propuesta? — Did she really scoff at his suggestion?
¿Por qué te mofas de sus sugerencias? — Why do you scoff at his suggestions?
¿Puedes zamparte esta comida antes de la reunión? — Can you scoff this meal before the meeting?
No pude tomarme en serio su burla. — I couldn't take his scoff seriously at all.
Es de mala educación burlarse durante una reunión. — It's rude to scoff during a meeting.
No te mofes; dale una oportunidad. — Please don’t scoff; give it a chance.
Le encanta zamparse de todo en el bufé los fines de semana. — He loves to scoff at the buffet on weekends.
Respondió con una burla cuando él lo propuso. — She responded with a scoff when he suggested that.
Check a word only if you could give at least one of its meanings.
words — the estimated size of your passive Spanish vocabulary
Turn the gaps into your vocabulary
Download the app for free Spanish vocabulary testYour own vocabulary
Learn the words you actually need
A ready-made word card
Translation, examples and audio appear on their own
We help you not forget
We bring words back to practice at the right moment
Add real-life words — VibeLing reinforces them until they become automatic.
Add “burlarse” to your vocabulary and learn it with translation, audio and spaced repetition — right in the app.
