spoof

noun

/spuːf/

(informal)

spoof (on something) a humorous copy of a film, TV programme, etc. that exaggerates its main features（对电影、电视节目等的）滑稽模仿
- It's a spoof on horror movies.这是对恐怖片的滑稽模仿。
- They did a very clever game show spoof.他们巧妙地滑稽模仿了竞赛节目。
Topics Film and theatrec2
词源late 19th cent.: coined by Arthur Roberts (1852–1933), English comedian.

verb

/spuːf/

动词形式

present simple I / you / we / they spoof	/spuːf/ /spuːf/
he / she / it spoofs	/spuːfs/ /spuːfs/
past simple spoofed	/spuːft/ /spuːft/
past participle spoofed	/spuːft/ /spuːft/
-ing form spoofing	/ˈspuːfɪŋ/ /ˈspuːfɪŋ/

spoof something to copy a film, TV programme, etc. in a humorous way by exaggerating its main features滑稽地模仿（电影、电视节目等）
- It is a movie that spoofs other movies.这是一部夸张地模仿其他电影的影片。
Wordfinder
- caricature
- comedy
- funny
- joke
- parody
- pun
- sketch
- slapstick
- spoof
- take-off
spoof something to send an email that appears to come from somebody else’s email address（冒用他人电邮地址）发送电邮；发送仿真电邮；电邮欺骗
- Someone has been spoofing my address.有人一直在冒用我的电邮地址发送电邮。
Topics Phones, email and the internetc2

词源late 19th cent.: coined by Arthur Roberts (1852–1933), English comedian.