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Перевод: satirist

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сатирик

Тезаурус:

1. It brings together Lewis the scholar, Lewis the voracious reader of anything from medieval schoolmen or Italian epic to modern science fiction, Lewis the Christian apologist, Lewis the Irish satirist in the savage tradition of Swift, Lewis the failed Romantic poet.
2. I have not succeeded in finding a clear-cut English instance excluding Swift in which a satirist, on an economic issue, was attacking a social group clearly higher than the one he belonged to or had been hired to serve.
3. Perrier Pick of the Fringe The provocative South African satirist Peter Dirk Uys (9.30pm to 14 Oct) plus the surreal, but this year more accessible cabaret/theatre duo The Front Lawn (11.15 12-14 Oct only) in the last week of the Edinburgh Festival Perrier panel's choice of the fringe.
4. As Beatrice and Orage became lovers, she worked for the paper, assuming increasing importance editorially and soon writing about a third of the contents herself as reviewer, poet, satirist and literary adviser.
5. A few rows in front sat Peter Cook, the satirist, actor and comedian, who now owns a large slice of Private Eye.
6. The passage which opens this chapter is an instance of a satirist attacking a higher social class.
7. Constant change was worse still; in the words of one satirist, the scandal of the player was not so much that he disguised his real self in playing; rather he had no self apart from that which he was playing: "The Statute hath done wisely to acknowledge him a Rogue and errant, tor his chiefe essence is, A daily Counterfeit
8. Among labouring poets, Mary Leapor will prove a particularly strong instance of a satirist attacking her betters.
9. As the search began in January 1989 for 12 people who had never watched his testimony to sit as a jury at North's trial, one cartoonist imagined it would have to be composed of mujahedin from Afghanistan; a satirist announced that the first two jurors selected were Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling, the pandas from Washington Zoo.
10. An expatriate Iranian satirist, Hadi Khorsandi, later claimed in fun to have had the ear of Rafsanjani, who told him that his discussions with McFarlane "were meant only for him to practise the English language all the contacts he had had with Americans over the past year had been made for the purpose of learning irregular verbs."
11. "ONE of the outstanding books of this 20 years," wrote Sean O'Faolain in his review of Angus Wilson's first collection of stories, The Wrong Set, on its appearance in 1949: He is a satirist with a lyrical touch; trenchant, ruthless, often very funny, sometimes very frightening; and he can write as a duck can swim.
12. This reads just like the conversational style of the Soviet satirist of NEP, M. Zoshchenko.
13. Back in Vienna he had been bewitched by the viciously witty judgments of the satirist, Karl Kraus.