satirizing

英 [ˈsætəraɪzɪŋ]

美 [ˈsætəraɪzɪŋ]

v.  讽刺; 讥讽
satirize的现在分词

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。

双语例句

• Speech bullying, namely, abusing, insulting, satirizing, giving monickers;
  言语欺负，表现为骂人、侮辱人、讽刺、起外号；
• "The way of the world, rather than a particular time, that's what we are satirizing," he says.
  他说：我们所讽刺的不是一个特定的时代，而是世道常情。
• This paper analyses the pragmatic functions of pun in concrete context, namely, humor, satirizing, deepening and creating an artistic conception.
  本文从语用学角度分析了双关在具体语境中的语用功能：幽默，讽刺，创造意境，寓意深刻。
• Their works are always linked with affection of the suffering, telling sufferings on earth and satirizing the misplaced life.
  山东新生代有着极为强烈的悲悯意识，他们的作品总是与忧患的情思相连，叙说着大地上演绎的苦难与欢歌，讽喻着错位的生活情态。
• This method mixes two irrelevant things and results in the antinomy of subjectiveness and objectiveness to attain the intention of satirizing.
  这种方法是把两种不相干的事情搅在一起，造成主观与客观的矛盾，达到嘲讽的意图。
• Its artistic characteristics lie in its absurd imagination, extremely exaggerating, satirizing and criticizing descriptions of figures and environments. Both of them embody the absurdity and coldness in today's West world.
  它的艺术特征在于用荒诞的想象，对人物和环境进行极度夸张的、讽刺的、批判式的描写，借以表现当今西方世界的荒谬与冷漠。
• The Different Class of Biography had a positive significance not only in satirizing the real malpractice, but also in hawing strong artistic quality.
  另类传记文学不仅有讽刺现实弊端的积极意义，而且也有较强的艺术性。
• Artists express their humanistic concern for the present life by the artistic measures as diverting, copying, satirizing and imitating, etc.
  艺术家通过使用挪用，复制，反讽，戏拟等艺术手段来表述对当下生活的人文关怀。
• Satirizing political power should not be a crime, he said.
  讽刺政治权力不应该是一种罪行，他说。
• Two people loved each other but hated each other at the same time. Torturing, satirizing and being cruel all the time.
  两个明明相爱的人却也深刻的恨着对方，永远彼此折磨、嘲讽、残忍的对待。