burlesque

n.

滑稽模仿；（包括脱衣舞的）滑稽歌舞杂剧；

adj.

嘲弄地模仿的；滑稽剧的，用滑稽剧的；

vt.& vi.

（嘲弄地）模仿，（通过模仿）取笑；

复数：burlesques过去式：burlesqued过去分词：burlesqued现在分词：burlesquing第三人称单数：burlesques

1. By taking bribes the judge made a burlesque of his high office.
   那位法官受了贿赂,嘲弄了自己的高位。
2. He just is a second banana in that burlesque.
   他只不过是那场滑稽戏里的配角。
3. The book read like a black comic burlesque.
   这本书读起来像一个黑色幽默的讽刺作品。

1. The burlesque element weakens the serious portions of the book.
   书里的戏谑成分使严肃部分受到损害。
2. He has been unable to accept the idea that a serious style could grow out of a burlesque intention.
   他不认为诙谐文章能够产生严肃的风格。

1. He shouldn't burlesque the elder.
   他不应模仿那长者。

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