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Перевод: caricature

[прилагательное]
карикатурный;
[существительное]
карикатура ; шарж ;
[глагол]
изображать в карикатурном виде

Тезаурус:

1. A caricature of the city gent was achieved by the combination of crombie, bowler hat and black umbrella, which sometimes had a sharpened ferrule.
2. By the end of a decade in Downing Street, he was as essential to the Thatcher caricature as her steel-framed handbag.
3. And while glamour should not, she suggests, be a requisite for a first wife, a caricature of glamour is an asset for a first novelist.
4. Its working methods were almost a caricature of those prevailing in high political bodies in Moscow.
5. The caricature Tory MP of thirty years ago was a knight of the shires; his contemporary counterpart might more accurately be called Morden Man.
6. Although dualistic it was quite different from Platonism: cosmic time was not the moving image of eternity but "at best a caricature of eternity, a defective imitation far removed from its model".
7. One of the schemes was an auction which offered promises, and I promised a caricature."
8. Mr Kinnock's caricature was coloured in by Mr Lawson.
9. There was a time when rock journalists were easy to characterize or, at least, to caricature.
10. This picture is, however, a caricature of Roman Catholic teaching on the subject, although unfortunately not always a caricature of Catholic practice.
11. Although the storyline sags in places, there are flashes of brilliant parody in the caricature of the All Seasons Honeymoon Hotel.
12. To quote one of your letter writers: "It is high time to abandon that caricature, too long perpetuated by dictionary definitions".
13. Shaving their heads unlike long-haired middle-class students or pop singers of the period and wearing heavy workmen's boots and braces, they seemed like a caricature of the world that their parents had left.