satirist
英 [ˈsætərɪst]
美 [ˈsætərɪst]
n. 讽刺作家; 惯于讽刺的人
复数:satirists
BNC.33081 / COCA.23377
牛津词典
noun
- 讽刺作家;惯于讽刺的人
a person who writes or uses satire
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 讽刺作家;爱挖苦的人
Asatiristis someone who writes or uses satire.- He built a reputation in the 1970s as a social satirist.
他在 20 世纪 70 年代作为一名社会讽刺作家声名鹊起。
- He built a reputation in the 1970s as a social satirist.
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- Apuleius: Roman philosopher and satirist whose best-known work is The Golden ass.
阿普列乌斯·卢修斯:2世纪罗马哲学家及讽刺作家,其最著名的作品是金驴。 - The late American satirist Henry Mencken defined an idealist as one who, on noticing that roses smell better than a cabbage, concludes that it will also make better soup.
已故美国讽刺作家亨利门肯(HenryMencken)这样定义理想主义者&一旦注意到玫瑰比卷心菜更加香气扑鼻时,就立马得出以此做汤味道更美的结论。 - Jonathan Swift is a great English poet as well as a satirist in18th century.
斯威夫特是十八世纪英国伟大的诗人、讽刺家。 - To paraphrase the satirist Tom Lehrer, it makes a fellow proud to be a banker.
套用讽刺作家汤姆莱勒(tomlehrer)的说法,这让人觉得作为一名银行家很自豪。 - The satirist started by ordering everyone to make sure their cell phones were turned on: Take a moment to follow my Twitter feed in case I tweet anything during my speech.
这位讽刺演员一开场就嘱咐大家把手机都开着:花点时间关注下我的推特(Twitter)账户,以免我在演讲期间发布任何推特消息。 - An eighteenth-century satirist reviewed the troublesome period.
一位18世纪的讽刺作家对这一动乱时期作了评论。 - As a political satirist, scurrility was his trade, you might say.
也许可以这么说,作为一个政治讽刺作家,恶言谩骂本是他的行当。 - A healthy mind is in a healthy body.& Juvenal, ancient Roman satirist
健康的思想寓于健康的身体之中。古罗马讽剌家朱文诺尔 - Does it matter that a satirist tells his 80,000 Twitter followers that he thinks Starbucks stinks?
一位讽刺作家对他的8万名Twitter关注者说星巴克有异味,可是这件事重要吗? - He reached his peak years in 1920s and was acclaimed by the critics as the observer and reviewer with multi-angle and the excellent satirist and critic in his time.
其文学创作在20世纪20年代达到顶峰,被评论家们誉为他所处时代多角度生活的观察者、评论者和优秀的讽刺家、批评家。
