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lampoon

/læmˈpuːn/

/læmˈpun/

lampoonnoun

lampoons

/læmˈpuːn/

/læmˈpun/

Translations

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.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

lampoonverb

lampooned

Past Simple

lampooned

Past Participle

lampooning

Gerund

/læmˈpuːn/

/læmˈpun/

Translations

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.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms