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parodies
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模仿作品, 滑稽模仿
a piece of writing, music, etc. that imitates the style of someone else in a humorous way
A parody is a type of creative work that humorously imitates or exaggerates another work, often to make fun of it or comment on its style and content. In writing, music, or other forms of art, a parody takes the original piece and mimics its characteristics in a way that highlights its absurdities or shortcomings. The intention is usually to entertain or provoke thought by drawing attention to the original work's traits in a playful or critical manner. Parodies often use satire and exaggeration to achieve their effect.
- The comedian's parody of the popular song went viral, making people laugh with its clever and humorous lyrics.
喜剧演员对流行歌曲的模仿走红，其聪明幽默的歌词让人发笑。
- The book is a hilarious parody of classic detective novels, featuring exaggerated characters and absurd plot twists.
这本书是对经典侦探小说的一个滑稽模仿，以夸张的人物和荒谬的情节转折为特色。
- The film was a parody of superhero movies, poking fun at the genre's clichés and over-the-top action scenes.
这部电影是对超级英雄电影的 parody ，嘲笑了该类型的陈词滥调和夸张的动作场面。
- The artist's latest piece is a parody of a famous painting, adding modern elements and humorous details to the original work.
这位艺术家的最新作品是对一幅名画的模仿，为原作增添了现代元素和幽默细节。
- The theater troupe performed a parody of a well-known Shakespeare play, adding comedic twists and contemporary references to the dialogue.
剧团表演了一出著名莎士比亚戏剧的 parody ，在对话中添加了喜剧转折和当代参考。
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humorous imitation of a person, work, or style
- The comedian's act was a parody of celebrity interviews.
- She performed a parody of the president's speech.
- Their sketch was a parody of reality TV shows.
- The cartoon is a parody of advertising culture.
- He created a parody of his teacher's mannerisms.