satirists

英 [ˈsætərɪsts]

美 [ˈsætərəsts]

n.  讽刺作家; 惯于讽刺的人
satirist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 讽刺作家;爱挖苦的人
  Asatiristis someone who writes or uses satire.
  1. He built a reputation in the 1970s as a social satirist.
     他在 20 世纪 70 年代作为一名社会讽刺作家声名鹊起。

双语例句

• The best fabulists have often been the greatest satirists. Our country has thrown up a number of great writers and scientists.
  最杰出的神怪作家往往也是最伟大的讽刺作家。我国已培养也大批杰出的作家和科学家。
• Satirists do not offer the world new philosophies.
  讽刺作家没有为世界贡献新的哲学。
• Before the cleanup campaign of the commission, some ridiculous population control slogans have long been laughing stocks of online satirists.
  在国家人口和计划生育委员会开展整治之前，许多关于计划生育的荒谬口号曾是网络讽刺作家的笑柄。
• But though the self-righteous have killed the satirists they will never annihilate satire itself.
  但是，尽管那些自以为替天行道的枪手杀害了讽刺漫画家，但他们永远不可能消灭讽刺艺术本身。
• The genius caricatured as a chimp by Victorian satirists issued a coded warning against defensive mergers.
  被维多利亚时代的讽刺作家画成黑猩猩的达尔文，对防御性的合并发出了一个谶言。