lampooning

英 [læmˈpuːnɪŋ]

美 [læmˈpuːnɪŋ]

v.  嘲讽; 讥讽
lampoon的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 讥讽；冷嘲热讽；极力挖苦
  If youlampoonsomeone or something, you criticize them very strongly, using humorous means.
  1. He entertained his readers by lampooning the pretensions of the rich...
     他以冷嘲热讽自以为是的有钱人来愉悦读者。
  2. He was lampooned for his short stature and political views.
     他的矮小身材和政治观点使他成了受奚落的对象。
• N-VAR 辛辣的讽刺文章（或言论）
  Alampoonis a piece of writing or speech which criticizes someone or something very strongly, using humorous means.
  1. ...his scathing lampoons of consumer culture...
     他对消费文化的尖刻讥讽
  2. The style Shelley is using here is that of popular lampoon.
     这里雪莱用的是通俗的嘲讽手法。

双语例句

• For a few tense days, it looked as if the affair could spiral out of control, rather as happened earlier this year after a Danish newspaper had published cartoons lampooning Muhammad, when more than 100 people died in violent protests round the world.
  一段紧张的时日以来，该事件看起来似乎可能失控，危险更甚于今年早些时候一家丹麦报纸刊登讽刺穆罕默德的漫画所引发的冲突，当时超过100人死于遍及全球的暴力抗议。
• He entertained his readers by lampooning the pretensions of the rich
  他以冷嘲热讽自以为是的有钱人来愉悦读者。
• Not far from this idyll, the French were lampooning "Madame Deficit" in grotesque pamphlets.
  距此田园牧歌几步之遥，便是法国民众讥讽“赤字夫人”的小册子。
• Seldom has any politician so quickly and so extensively become a muse for online lampooning.
  鲜有政客在这么短的时间内成为众人在网上嘲讽的对象。
• The most famous nuclear family of all time has spent almost two decades lampooning American life and becoming an inseparable part of post-modern pop culture.
  在过去的二十年中，这个非常受欢迎的小家庭一直在讽刺美国式的生活，并融入了后现代流行文化中。