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单词 lampoon
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lampoon
noun[C]
uk
/læmˈpuːn/us
/læmˈpuːn/
apieceof writing, adrawing, etc. thatcriticizesafamouspersonor apublicorganizationin ahumorousway,allowingtheiroritsbadqualitiesto beseenand making them or itseemstupid:
讽刺文章；讽刺漫画
Themagazineisfamedforitsmercilesspoliticallampoons.该杂志以其笔锋犀利的政治讽刺文章而闻名。
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parodynoun
satire
spoofnoun
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lampoon
verb[T]
uk
/læmˈpuːn/us
/læmˈpuːn/
tocriticizeafamouspersonor apublicorganizationin apieceof writing, adrawing, etc., in ahumorousway,allowingtheiroritsbadqualitiesto beseenand making them or itseemstupid:
Manycelebritiesare lampooned on thissatiricalwebsite.
Theskitbrilliantlylampoonsupper-classsociety.
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parodyverb
satirize
spoofverbUSinformal
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  • He was lampooned in theconservativepress.
  • It's acartoonlampooning thetangleoftrafficthat gridlocks midtownstreets.
  • During his twotermsaspresident, he was often lampooned for hisloveofjunkfood.
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  • make a mockery ofsomethingidiom
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(Definition oflampoonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
lampoon
noun[C]
uk
/læmˈpuːn/us
/læmˈpuːn/
apieceof writing, adrawing, etc. thatcriticizesafamouspersonor apublicorganizationin ahumorousway,allowingtheiroritsbadqualitiesto beseenand making them or itseemstupid
讽刺文章；讽刺漫画
Themagazineisfamedforitsmercilesspoliticallampoons.该杂志以其笔锋犀利的政治讽刺文章而闻名。

Examplesoflampoon

lampoon
Unlike serious opera, comic opera was supposed morally to instruct its audience by lampooning or making ridiculous the vices of its protagonists.
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We might also ask: does this cartoonlampoonthe husband, or does it critique the wife?
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It was a tract for the time, not history but alampoonwithout pretence to either balance or accuracy.
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During the past twenty years, this movement has become a major industry, welcomed by many and lampooned by others, and often the cause of bitter argument.
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State authority is mercilessly satirised, the clergy is lampooned, and the convicts - that potential pool of political resistance are presented as passive at best, degenerate at worst.
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I think its only justification was that it produced some rather amusing and searing lampoons in the weeklies.
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It never states its case explicitly—although it sometimes comes near to saying it—so we cannot attack andlampoonit.
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I think the time has come when we might very well revive in this country the old art of thelampoon.
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It is one very easy to criticise and tolampoon.
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It is unfair to try tolampoonofficers who are unable to answer back.
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Are we happy to be lampooned in such a way?
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There have been worse lampoons than that which have not come before the public eye.
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They should not be lampooned as we have seen too often of late.
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They have lampooned them, traduced them, defamed them and done all kinds of monstrous things to them.
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Before peoplelampoonhard-working officials and civil servants who gave evidence, they should remember how many other problems and challenges were on officials' plates.
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