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

• Now, some satirize "Curse of the Golden Flower" lures people to theater by a dozen of fleshy and white breasts, which can make a good comparison to steamed breads.
  现在，有人认为《黄金甲》就是利用女演员那些完全可以和馒头相媲美的丰满白皙的胸部来吸引观众。
• "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。
• 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！
• Mr. Lu is good at using animals to symbolize and metaphorize his characters in the works in order to compliment or satirize different kinds of intellectuals in that society.
  鲁迅先生非常善于运用动物来象征，隐喻或褒扬或讽刺当时各种各样的知识分子。
• This three-character expression, which originally meant "you win" with the first character carrying the same pronunciation as garlic in Chinese, is used to satirize soaring garlic and food prices this winter.
  蒜（算）你狠便是其中之一。这三个汉字原意为你赢了，而在中文里，算与蒜发音相同。人们用蒜你狠来讽刺今冬大蒜和其他食品价格的飞涨。
• To ridicule with a pasquinade; satirize or lampoon.
  用讽刺文章进行嘲讽；
• Liu zhi-ji maintains literary works should reflect and satirize reality, and oppose the way of pursuing form unilaterally and ignoring content.
  刘知几认为文学作品应该反映现实、补察时政并有所讽谏，反对片面追求辞藻雕饰而忽视实际内容的做法。
• 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。
• A moralist, Krylov used popular language to satirize human weaknesses, social customs, and political events.
  为了宣扬正义，克雷洛夫通过通俗的语言讽刺了人性的弱点、社会的恶习和政治事件。
• Joseph Heller's first novel Catch-22 creates a world used to satirize the immoral and absurd American life and society.
  约瑟夫·海勒的第一部长篇小说《第二十二条军规》创造了一个讽刺美国荒谬、不道德的社会生活的世界。