pasquinade + [sb]
pasquinade 为文学或正式用语，指用讽刺文章攻击某人。
The journalist pasquinaded the corrupt politician.
记者写讽刺文章攻击那位腐败政客。
用讽刺短文嘲弄；讥讽
pasquinading — present participle of pasquinade
用讽刺短文讥讽(某人)。；写文章讽刺(或攻击)
To satirize or mock someone with a pasquinade (a lampoon).
用讽刺短文讥讽(某人)。
To satirize (someone) by using a pasquinade.
一般现在时
He pasquinades politicians in his weekly column.
他在每周专栏中讽刺政客。
一般过去时
She pasquinaded the famous author in her latest article.
她在最新的文章中讽刺了那位著名作家。
现在进行时
They are pasquinading the new policy in their sketches.
他们正在用小品讽刺新政策。
动词形式规则变化
The columnist pasquinaded the mayor in his latest article, mocking his policies.
这位专栏作家在他的最新文章中写讽刺文章攻击市长，嘲讽他的政策。
用法提示：动词pasquinade的过去式，表示写讽刺文章攻击某人。
The group of satirists spent the evening pasquinading the celebrity's latest scandal.
这群讽刺作家整晚都在写讽刺文章攻击那位名人的最新丑闻。
用法提示：现在分词形式，表示正在进行的讽刺攻击行为。
He threatened to pasquinade his rival if the rumor was true.
他威胁说，如果谣言属实，他就会写讽刺文章攻击他的对手。
用法提示：动词原形，用于不定式结构中，表示意图进行讽刺攻击。
pasquinade 为文学或正式用语，指用讽刺文章攻击某人。
The journalist pasquinaded the corrupt politician.
记者写讽刺文章攻击那位腐败政客。
They pasquinaded the mayor for his tax increase.
他们因市长增税而写讽刺文章攻击他。
grammar · medium
易错句子He wrote a pasquinade about the scandal.
正确表达He pasquinaded the scandal.
将'pasquinade'误用作名词，该词在此作动词时需直接跟宾语。
grammar · medium
易错句子The journalist pasquinaded on the politician.
正确表达The journalist pasquinaded the politician.
及物动词'pasquinade'后直接跟宾语，不需要介词'on'。
lampoon强调公开恶意嘲讽，pasquinade更侧重匿名张贴的讽刺诗文
satire是广义的讽刺文体，常通过幽默或夸张批判；pasquinade特指短小尖锐的讽刺诗文
parody通过模仿特定作品风格来嘲弄，pasquinade不一定模仿，多直接攻击
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