1.讽刺文[诗]
1.写讽刺诗[文]讽刺
1.to publicly criticize someone or something by making jokes about them
1.Southerners of any race frequently have been lampooned for the fruit's popularity in the South over the years.
在过去的岁月里，美国南方的任何一个种族都因其所食水果而被嘲讽。
2.Finally, lampooned by his countrymen for his impotence , he was spurred into action.
最终，国民冷嘲热讽他无能，他才被迫迅速采取行动。
3.No well-known figure is spared, and right now, political candidates are being lampooned in the lead-up to next week's election.
没有知名人士能够幸免，而现在，即将参加下周选举的政治候选人也受到讽刺。
4."Ron" gave America "George I" , i. e. George HW Bush, whom Oliphant lampooned almost as fiercely as he had Nixon.
此后里根让美国有了“乔治一世”即老布什，奥利芬特对老布什讽刺的激烈程度如同对尼克松一样。
5.Taylorism, which Charlie Chaplin lampooned so memorably in "Modern Times" , has spread from the industrial to the post-industrial economy.
泰勒主义，查理.卓别林在“摩登时代”很明显讽刺过的，已从工业弥散到了后工业经济。
6.Picking up the cynical mood, Stephen Colbert, a comedian, lampooned Paulson's pitch.
喜剧演员斯蒂芬-科尔伯特（StephenColbert）用嘲笑的口吻讽刺保尔森的做法。
7.Microsoft has become a clumsy, uncompetitive innovator. Its products are lampooned, often unfairly but sometimes with good reason.
微软已经成了毫无竞争力的笨拙创新者，其产品遭到冷嘲热讽，虽然多是偏激之言，但有些确也有理有据。
8.Syrian television dramas have long lampooned the security forces, joking about corruption and restrictions on free speech.
叙利亚的电视剧长期来对安全部队冷嘲热讽，对腐败和限制言论自由大开玩笑。
9.Ms Gillard has now ditched a much-lampooned election promise to establish a "citizens' assembly" to discuss climate change.
吉拉德在选举时承诺建立一个“公民议会”，来讨论气候变化问题。
10.His cartoons mercilessly lampooned the leading politicians of the day.
无情地挖苦了当今的政界要人。