satirize

英 [ˈsætəraɪz]

美 [ˈsætəraɪz]

v.  讽刺; 讥讽

过去分词：satirized　第三人称单数：satirizes　现在分词：satirizing　过去式：satirized　

GRE

BNC.39766 / COCA.21669

牛津词典

verb

• 讽刺；讥讽
  to use satire to show the faults in a person, an organization, a system, etc.

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 satirise


• VERB 讽刺;讥讽;嘲讽
  If yousatirizea person or group of people, you use satire to criticize them or make fun of them in a play, film, or novel.
  1. The newspaper came out weekly. It satirized political leaders.
     该报纸每周一期，讽刺各位政治领导人。

英英释义

verb

• ridicule with satire
  1. The writer satirized the politician's proposal
  Synonym:satiriselampoon

双语例句

• This is a man face, but it satirize all the man think is a naked woman. it's very funny and real.
  这是一个男人的脸，但是他讽刺著男人想的都只是裸体的女人。蛮写实也蛮好笑的！
• It was intented to satirize aristocratic society and politics in Britain as well as in Europe.
  《唐璜》的主题是对英国和欧洲贵族社会、贵族政治的讽刺。
• I satirize am betrayed by oneself most own person!
  我讽刺的被自己最亲的人所出卖！
• It's easy to satirize Silicon Valley's over-earnest desire to change the world. It's also fair to ask if the desire is disingenuous, since change doesn't necessarily imply for the better.
  要挖苦硅谷那股热情过头的改变世界的愿望很容易，质疑这种愿望是不是虚伪夸大也不无道理，因为改变并不必定意味着更好。
• "How much do I love you depends on how much you want to pay!" It used to satirize those people who only eyes money rather than love.
  “问我爱你有多深，只有金钱才最真”，这句话原本是来讽刺那些眼睛里只有钱，没有爱的那些人的。
• Yet most readers are not aware of Swift's intent to satirize the political, academic, and religious leaders of his time.
  然而大部分的读者却不知道史威特是想借此讽刺当时的政治、学术和宗教领袖。
• To ridicule with a pasquinade; satirize or lampoon.
  用讽刺文章进行嘲讽；
• He is used by Dunham to satirize the contemporary issue of terrorism.
  他明显是个用来讽刺恐怖主义的人物。
• The newspaper came out weekly. It satirized political leaders.
  该报纸每周一期，讽刺各位政治领导人。
• We satirize those who always give empty talk, he says.
  我们会讽刺那些总是说空话的人。他说。