lampoon the government 讽刺政府
lampoon a celebrity 嘲弄名人
political lampooning 政治讽刺
write a lampoon 写讽刺文章
public lampooning 公开嘲笑
1. The comedian spent the entire show lampooning the latest political scandals.
这位喜剧演员整个节目都在讽刺最新的政治丑闻。
2. Her essay was accused of lampooning the traditional literary figures.
她的文章被指控是在嘲弄传统的文学人物。
3. In 19th century America, newspapers often lampooned the wealthy elite.
在19世纪的美国，报纸经常嘲笑富裕的精英阶层。
A: Do you think his new cartoon is just plain mean?
A：你认为他的新漫画纯粹是刻薄吗？
B: No, it's actually quite clever. He's lampooning the absurdity of modern office culture, not attacking individuals.
B：不，其实挺巧妙的。他是在讽刺现代办公室文化的荒谬，而不是攻击个人。
1) 用讽刺手法嘲笑
2) 讥讽性描写
3) 讽刺性评论
1. v. 以幽默或讽刺的方式嘲笑或贬低
e.g.
The article was widely shared for its sharp lampooning of corporate greed.
这篇文章因其对企业贪婪的尖锐讽刺而广泛传播。
verb (gerund)
1. To mock or make fun of someone or something using humor, satire, or exaggeration to highlight flaws or absurdities.
Synonym: satirizing, ridiculing, mocking