1) chaoju
嘲剧
2) self-satirized monolog
自嘲式戏剧独白
3) To mock;ridicule.
嘲笑;嘲讽
4) To utter scoffs;gibe.
嘲讽;嘲弄
5) satirize
[英]['sætəraɪz] [美]['sætə'raɪz]
嘲讽
1.
Lu Xun can do nothing but satirize this kind of marriage from his tolerance and love of the youth and his own experience.
因对青年的宽容与爱护,加上自身人生经历和情感经验以及心路历程的投射,对新式爱情婚姻,鲁迅只是无奈地感伤地嘲讽。
6) self-mockery
[,self'mɔkəri]
自嘲
1.
This article attempts to comprehend self-mockery and irony in his piems.
北岛是朦胧诗派代表诗人,在海外,除继续保持国内诗作内敛、含蓄的特色外,风格又产生了一些显著变化,本文即力图对其自嘲与反讽进行解读。
2.
Self-admiration, self-mockery and self-consolation are the displayed mental f eatures of QIAO Ji, a poet in Yuan Dynasty, but these are the "form.
自赏、自嘲与自慰 ,是元曲家乔吉心态的种种表征 ,是“形” ;细究开来 ,里面充溢着玩世、苦闷与通达的人生情怀 ,是“意”。
3.
In English Speech Communication,"self-mockery"is a kind of strategy.
在英语言语交际中,"自嘲"是一种言语策略,是最高层次的一种幽默,有着非同寻常的效果。
补充资料：嘲剧
见越南戏剧。
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