satirist

satirist

[ˈsætərɪst]

n.讽刺作家;

复数： satirists

英文例句/中文翻译：

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The late American satirist Henry Mencken defined an idealist as one who, on noticing that roses smell better than a cabbage, concludes that it will also make better soup.

已故美国讽刺作家亨利门肯（Henry Mencken）这样定义理想主义者&一旦注意到玫瑰比卷心菜更加香气扑鼻时，就立马得出以此做汤味道更美的结论。

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Born in England in1775, Jane Austen is one of the best-known novelists and social satirists in the world with works like'Pride and Prejudice ','Emma'and'Persuasion.'

简·奥斯汀在1775年出生于英格兰，是最富盛名的小说家之一，同时也是社会讽刺作家，她的《傲慢与偏见》、《爱吗》、《劝导》等小说获得了世界读者的热爱。

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The satirist started by ordering everyone to make sure their cell phones were turned on: Take a moment to follow my Twitter feed in case I tweet anything during my speech.

这位讽刺演员一开场就嘱咐大家把手机都开着：花点时间关注下我的推特（Twitter）账户，以免我在演讲期间发布任何推特消息。

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