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Significats de parodist en anglès

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parodista

Mimics literary or musical style for comic effect.

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пародист

Person who acts out parodies.

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Ús de parodist en anglès
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Parody represents a collaboration, however unwilling, between the parodist and his victim.
The Guardian
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It seems unlikely there is a first-rate parodist in the Communist organization.
The new yorker
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There is no place with so few good books as the parodist's library.
The Guardian
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The task of the parodist is different: he must pick exactly the wrong word.
The Guardian
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The poet parodist, half a century ago, described her as:
The Charm of Oxford
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The parodist assumes the airs of a stage manager.
Napoleon the Little
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To make some parodies more credible, the parodist must first make their originals less ridiculous.
The Guardian
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Or, as a poor bungling parodist revamped it:
Mince Pie
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Also, as his witty parodist, the pet poet of six generations of Cambridge undergraduates, reminds us:
Obiter Dicta
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It is little better than the vision of the drunken men-at-arms in the castle of the parodist:-
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 108, October, 1866 / A Maga...
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Every child is born a parodist.
The Guardian
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The trouble for the parodist, though, is that Greer leaves no room for improvement: it's perfect as it is.
The Guardian
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After he left the Trockadero, he tried to put what he had learned as a parodist to serious choreography.
The new yorker
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Carroll was above all a parodist, who fired in his own kiln a great original work from the rubble of others.
The Guardian
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Well may he enjoy it, as, along with Max Beerbohm, he is the most-cited parodist here, with Wendy Cope a close runner-up.
The Guardian
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Music was at the forefront of French's life, but he had a spread of creative talents as a poet, painter and parodist.
The Irish Times
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