にする【ばかにする】

Frequency rank: 3,918.
    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); suru verb - included
  1. to make fun of; to look down on; to make light of
Forms
  • にする【ばかにする】【バカにする】Frequency rank: 3,918.
  • ばかにする
  • バカにするFrequency rank: 9,347. – 9,362.
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to make fun of
    2. This phrase is used when someone mocks or ridicules another person, often in a playful or derogatory manner.
    He always makes fun of his friends.
    Please don't make fun of that.
  2. to look down on
    3. This meaning refers to having a superior or disrespectful attitude towards someone, often suggesting that the other person is of lesser value or worth.
    She acted in a way that looked down on everyone.
    That teacher should not look down on his students.
  3. to make light of
    4. This implies treating something as less serious than it really is, often trivializing a situation or someone's feelings.
    He made light of the problem and didn't try to think seriously about it.
    It's not good to make light of such matters.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be made fun ofto look down on othersto make fun of oneselfthe act of making fundon't make fun of (me)to make fun of childrenfrustrated to be made fun ofto make fun of friendsto jokingly make fun ofhate being looked down on
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