Word · Frequency #23596
spoof
/spuːf/
noun
戏仿；滑稽模仿
a humorous imitation of a film, book, etc.
- 1.
An act of deception; a hoax; a joking prank.
欺骗行为；骗局；玩笑恶作剧。
- 2.
A light parody.
轻松的模仿。
- 3.
Nonsense.
胡说八道。
骗局；恶作剧；胡说；废话；欺骗行为；骗局；玩笑恶作剧。；轻松的模仿。；胡说八道。
In use
The new film is a clever spoof of old pirate movies.
He wrote a spoof of a famous TV commercial for the school talent show.
The magazine published a spoof that made fun of celebrity interviews.
a spoof of/on [something]
常用介词 of 或 on 引出被戏仿的对象。
The movie is a spoof of classic horror films.
这部电影是对经典恐怖片的戏仿。
spoof [something]
及物动词，直接接被戏仿的内容。
The comedian spoofed the presidential debate.
那位喜剧演员戏仿了总统辩论。
spoof [someone] as [something]
as 短语表示戏仿的角色或方式。
Connections
Collocations
- spoof of
- 对……的戏仿
- The show is a witty spoof of reality TV.这个节目是对真人秀节目的机智戏仿。
- spoof movie
- 戏仿电影
- Austin Powers is a famous spoof movie.《王牌大贱谍》是一部著名的戏仿电影。
- elaborate spoof
- 精心设计的骗局
- The alien sighting turned out to be an elaborate spoof.那个外星人目击事件原来是一个精心设计的骗局。
- political spoof
- 政治戏仿
- The skit was a political spoof that made everyone laugh.这个小品是一段让人捧腹的政治戏仿。
- spoof news
- 戏仿新闻
- The website publishes spoof news stories.这个网站发布戏仿新闻故事。
Synonyms
Learner notes
Memory Tip
Spoof 发音像“似噗”：把骗局、恶作剧想成一个气球，“噗”一声戳破——玩笑和戏仿都经不起这一戳。
Context & Register
语域：informal 常见场景：日常口语、影视评论、轻松媒体内容 spoof 作名词时通常用于非正式场合，较多见于日常对话或轻松的媒体语境。它可指骗局、恶作剧，也可指滑稽模仿，具体意思需根据上下文判断。
Grammar Note
表示幽默的讽刺作品或戏弄的行为，常与 'of' 连用。
Pronunciation & Spelling
真正押韵（/uːf/）：goof、proof、roof、aloof。注意：以 -oof 结尾的词不一定都读 /uːf/，如 hoof 可读 /hʊf/，woof 在美式英语中常读 /wʊf/。
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
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