To ridicule with a pasquinade;satirize or lampoon.
etwas oder jemanden lächerlich machen; satirisch oder parodistisch darstellen
the movie satirized the notion of national superiority.
Der Film parodierte die Vorstellung nationaler Überlegenheit.
The television programme satirized the political events of the past week.
Das Fernsehprogramm parodierte die politischen Ereignisse der vergangenen Woche.
The comedian used his sharp wit to satirize political figures.
Der Komiker nutzte seinen scharfen Witz, um politische Persönlichkeiten zu parodieren.
The cartoonist often uses satire to satirize societal norms.
Der Cartoonist verwendet oft Satire, um gesellschaftliche Normen zu parodieren.
The writer's goal was to satirize the absurdity of modern life.
Das Ziel des Autors war es, die Absurdität des modernen Lebens zu parodieren.
The movie cleverly satirizes the entertainment industry.
Der Film parodiert auf clevere Weise die Unterhaltungsindustrie.
The play uses humor to satirize the upper class.
Das Theaterstück verwendet Humor, um die Oberschicht zu parodieren.
The satirical article aims to satirize celebrity culture.
Der satirische Artikel zielt darauf ab, die Kultur der Prominenten zu parodieren.
The artist's paintings often satirize political events.
Die Gemälde des Künstlers parodieren oft politische Ereignisse.
The novel satirizes the education system in a humorous way.
Der Roman parodiert auf humorvolle Weise das Bildungssystem.
The satirical show on TV satirizes current trends in society.
Die satirische Sendung im Fernsehen parodiert aktuelle gesellschaftliche Trends.
The magazine regularly satirizes popular culture.
Die Zeitschrift parodiert regelmäßig die Popkultur.
So he thinks he's satirizing something that's already a satire?
Yet most readers are not aware of Swift's intent to satirize the political, academic, and religious leaders of his time.
Comedian Stephen Colbert, best known for satirizing political conservatives for the show on comedy central had the Late Night network TV.
That’s obvious in the parodies: in Kubrick’s Clockwork Orange, the song satirizes government.
One of his sound films, " The Great Dictator, " is famous for the way Chaplin satirized Hitler and the authoritarian mindset.
He's famous for his silent films, including " Modern Times, " which satirized how machines, including assembly lines, had become dehumanizing, forcing people to take their cues from machines.
In addition, the unknown gourd eating masses can also be used to satirize those who have nothing to do with their own affairs and who have no independent opinions.
She not only revised her earlier novel but was able to write new ones, using her experiences to satirize and make fun of the social inequalities she saw around her.
Chaucer uses the quirks of the characters’ language – the ribald humor of the Cook, the solemn prose of the Parson, and the lofty notions of the Squire – to satirize their worldviews.
And every time I think I'm trying to get ahead of it a little bit to satirize it, I see something like that where I think, I never would have seen that coming.
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