英语词汇“satirical”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

adj

If you know the movie you are about to see is satirical, you expect it to make fun some aspect of human nature or even our society, like a satirical take on the glamorous world of fashion that portrays all the designers as celebrity-obsessed and unconcerned with true artistry.

Satirical is an adjective that describes satire, a work that is intended to ridicule the shortcomings and antics of a person or group. So, something that is satirical often looks like the real thing in order to make fun of it. For example, a sketch on a comedy show in which a comedian sits behind a news anchor desk and uses a serious tone to "report" on absurd events that really happened takes a satirical approach to both the events and the concept of broadcast journalism.

WORD FAMILY

satirical: satirically+/satire: satires, satiric, satirical, satirise, satirist, satirize/satirise: satirised, satirises, satirising/satirist: satirists/satirize: satirized, satirizes, satirizing

USAGE EXAMPLES

French satirical and investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine last week published excerpts of what it said was a letter by U.S.

Seattle Times(Dec 31, 2016)

“On Christmas Eve, I sent a satirical tweet about an imaginary concept, ‘white genocide,'” he told the newspaper.

Time(Dec 26, 2016)

Ciccariello-Maher tells The Associated Press by email Monday that the Christmas Eve tweet was meant to be satirical.

Seattle Times(Dec 26, 2016)

adj exposing human folly to ridicule

a persistent campaign of mockery by the satirical fortnightly magazine

Syn

satiric
sarcastic

expressing or expressive of ridicule that wounds

单词	satirical
释义	satirical (once / 1625 pages) adj If you know the movie you are about to see is satirical, you expect it to make fun some aspect of human nature or even our society, like a satirical take on the glamorous world of fashion that portrays all the designers as celebrity-obsessed and unconcerned with true artistry. Satirical is an adjective that describes satire, a work that is intended to ridicule the shortcomings and antics of a person or group. So, something that is satirical often looks like the real thing in order to make fun of it. For example, a sketch on a comedy show in which a comedian sits behind a news anchor desk and uses a serious tone to "report" on absurd events that really happened takes a satirical approach to both the events and the concept of broadcast journalism. WORD FAMILY satirical: satirically+/satire: satires, satiric, satirical, satirise, satirist, satirize/satirise: satirised, satirises, satirising/satirist: satirists/satirize: satirized, satirizes, satirizing USAGE EXAMPLES French satirical and investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine last week published excerpts of what it said was a letter by U.S. Seattle Times(Dec 31, 2016) “On Christmas Eve, I sent a satirical tweet about an imaginary concept, ‘white genocide,'” he told the newspaper. Time(Dec 26, 2016) Ciccariello-Maher tells The Associated Press by email Monday that the Christmas Eve tweet was meant to be satirical. Seattle Times(Dec 26, 2016) adj exposing human folly to ridicule a persistent campaign of mockery by the satirical fortnightly magazine Syn satiric sarcastic expressing or expressive of ridicule that wounds
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