satirist
satirist — 名詞
- satiristsingular
- satiristsplural
1. A person — such as a writer, cartoonist, or performer — who creates works that u
諷刺作家
以幽默手法批評社會的人
A person — such as a writer, cartoonist, or performer — who creates works that use humour, irony, or exaggeration to criticise people, institutions, or social problems, especially in politics and public life.
Jack is a well-known satirist whose television show makes fun of politicians and news stories.
Jack 是一位知名的諷刺作家，他的電視節目常拿政治人物和新聞來開玩笑。
countable noun: a + satirist + relative clause
The satirist Kenji published a book of fake news articles to expose government corruption.
諷刺作家 Kenji 出版了一本假新聞文章來揭露政府的貪腐問題。
article + satirist + proper name (apposition)
Many readers consider Nora as one of the best satirists writing in English today.
許多讀者認為 Nora 是當今文筆最好的英文諷刺作家之一。
The local newspaper hired Rachid as a satirist to write a weekly humour column.
當地報社聘請 Rachid 擔任諷刺作家，負責撰寫每週幽默專欄。
Eitan's work as a political satirist won awards for its critique of the education system.
Eitan 的政治諷刺作家作品因批判教育體系而獲得獎項。
文法句型
a + satirist
possessive + work as + satirist
known as + a + satirist
用法筆記
Frequently used with a preceding modifier (political satirist, cartoon satirist, social satirist) to specify the target or medium of the satire.