satiric
讽刺的
常用释义
英音[ səˈtɪrɪk ]
美音[ səˈtɪrɪk ]
基本释义
- adj. 讽刺的；挖苦的
例句
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1·That movie is very satiric.那部电影很有讽刺性。
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2·I don't quite into satiric literature.我不怎么喜欢讽刺文学。
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3·He is a satiric man and always be rude to others.他是一个喜欢挖苦别人的人，对别人很不礼貌。
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4·In 1726, he wrote and published his greatest satiric work, Gulliver's Travels.在1726年，他撰写出版了他最大的讽刺，佛的游记。
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5·Music is but the only one which is no language for expressing satiric or mean things.音乐是唯一不能用及表达卑鄙的或讽刺的事物的语言。
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6·A local news report about a prenup and marriage breakup would make a fine satiric tale.某地区新闻报道了婚前协议和离婚的一个很讽刺的故事。
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7·It was the manner of expression_r, the satiric method that made them interesting and entertaining.而是表达的方式、讽刺的方法手段使它们变得有趣和引人入胜。
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8·Perhaps the most striking quality of satiric literature is its freshness, its originality of perspective.讽刺文学或许讽刺文学最显著的特点是其视角的新颖性和独特性。
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9·He worked painstakingly on his poems, developed a satiric, concise, smooth, graceful and well-balanced style.他致力于诗歌创作，展开了挖苦，精练，通畅，优雅，均衡的作风。
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10·It wasn't to his contemporaries Melville and Hawthorne, who both took a satiric and suspect view of Emerson's soul-talk.对于他的同时代人梅尔维尔和霍桑，它不是那么顺理成章，他们都对爱默生的与灵魂对话持讽刺和怀疑的态度。