1.
The author is best known for the acridness of his satire
这位作家以他刻薄的讽刺而出名
2.
black humor; a grim joke; grim laughter; fun ranging from slapstick clowning ... to savage mordant wit.
黑色幽默；讽刺性的笑话；粗鲁的滑稽闹剧和刻薄的讽刺带来的欢乐。
3.
A caustic verbal attack.
讽刺刻薄的口头上的攻击
4.
pungent comments, criticism, satire, etc
尖刻的评语、 批评、 讽刺等.
5.
a work of bitter satire
充满尖刻讽刺的作品
6.
a barbed compliment; a biting aphorism; pungent satire.
讽刺的赞扬；尖刻的警语作者；尖刻的讽刺。
7.
John's always making caustic remarks about other people.
约翰老是说些讥讽别人的刻薄话。
8.
he used sarcasm to upset his opponent; irony is wasted on the stupid.
他利用尖刻的讽刺打败对手。
9.
This brilliant, caustic, rambling satire is written in a colloquial style.
这篇光辉的，刻薄的，但很松散的讽刺叙事诗是以一种通俗的口语体写的。
10.
What sort of man was this master of Thornfield, so proud, sardonic and harsh?
桑菲尔德的主人是什麽样的人呢，为什麽如此傲慢、刻薄而且喜欢讽刺人。
11.
(of remarks)sharply critical;biting or caustic
（指言语）尖刻的,刺人的,刻薄的
12.
cutting remarks; edged satire; a stinging comment.
尖锐的评论；尖锐的讽刺文学；尖刻的评论。
13.
Jack showed his dislike plainly in scorching satire.
杰克以尖刻的讽刺直率地表明了自己的厌恶。
14.
They bearded me with cynical questions.
他们提出各种刻薄的问题刺激我。
15.
His speech had some relish of sarcasm.
他的演讲带着些许讽刺 [有讽刺的味道] 。
16.
The quality of being sarcastic, bitter, or scornful.
尖酸，尖刻，嘲讽尖酸、尖刻或嘲讽的特性
17.
A clever, often sarcastic remark;a gibe.
讽刺语机智，经常含有讽刺意味的评论；嘲讽
18.
Praise to the undeserving is severe satire. -- Benjamin Franklin
对不应赞美的人加以赞美，是一种苛刻的讽刺。——富兰克林