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lampoon

UK
/læmˈpuːn/
US
/læmˈpun/

Translations

lampoonnoun
lampoons
pl
UK
/læmˈpuːn/
US
/læmˈpun/
pamphletTexte satirique ou polémique qui attaque une personne ou une institution.
The magazine published a lampoon of the politician's latest speech, highlighting its inconsistencies.
Le magazine a publié un pamphlet sur le dernier discours du politicien, en soulignant ses incohérences.
Additional translations
moquerieSens plus général : raillerie ou satire mordante.
Synonyms
parody
mockery
ridicule
caricature
satire
lampoonverb
lampooned
Past Simple
lampooned
Past Participle
lampooning
Gerund
UK
/læmˈpuːn/
US
/læmˈpun/
ridiculiserEmployer pour critiquer publiquement par la moquerie ou l'ironie.
The comedian lampooned the politician's latest speech during his stand-up routine.
L'humoriste a ridiculisé le dernier discours du politicien pendant son spectacle.
Additional translations
brocarderRegistre soutenu ; critique moqueuse, souvent avec une nuance satirique.
Synonyms
deride
tease
parody
ridicule
mock
satirize

Definitions

lampoonnoun
A piece (such as a written work, verse, cartoon, etc.) of sharp satire that ridicules or attacks a person, group, or institution.
The magazine published a lampoon of the politician's latest speech, highlighting its inconsistencies.
Harsh satire or ridicule; mockery.
After the scandal, he was subjected to relentless lampoon in the press.
lampoonverb
To publicly criticize someone or something by using ridicule, irony, or sarcasm.
The comedian lampooned the politician's latest speech during his stand-up routine.
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