satirized

英 [ˈsætəraɪzd]

美 [ˈsætəraɪzd]

v.  讽刺; 讥讽
satirize的过去分词和过去式

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

• They satirized the way wealthy capitalists behaved.
  他们讽刺资本家阔佬们的所作所为。
• With the narration rule of narrating the ethic directly, she wrote some books about the humanity evil and the broken ethic, and she satirized them poignanthly.
  直面叙事伦理的荒原性叙事法则，方方书写的是一个个被肢解得体无完肤的人性恶和伦理失范的故事。
• The art of quip has always been the key of a novel, Fortress Besieged satirized all aspects of the social life centering by a clew on characters'activities.
  讽刺艺术也是小说的一大亮点，《围城》以人物的活动为线索讽刺了社会生活的方方面面。
• While attacking feudal ethics and advocating freedom of marriage Wang Shi-pu exposed and satirized Buddhism in the West Chamber.
  《西厢记》在抨击封建礼教、主张青年男女婚姻自主的同时，对佛教亦进行了嘲讽与揭露。
• The writer satirized the politician's proposal.
  作者讽刺了政治家的建议。
• In the story of An Elephant and Blind Men, the blind men were satirized for their unilateralism.
  在“瞎子摸象”的故事中，人因为片面化而被嘲讽。
• He satirized concert sopranos.
  他嘲讽音乐会的女高音。
• Politicians are often satirized on TV and radio.
  政客常遭到电视与无线电广播的讥讽。
• The essay bitterly satirized some unhealthy tendencies in society.
  这篇杂文辛辣地讽刺了社会上的一些不良现象。
• His novels satirized and exposed the society fraud and set people thinking.
  他的讽刺暴露的系列小说击中时弊、发人深省，具有积极意义。