spoof | definition in the Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary

Definition of spoof – Learner’s Dictionary

spoof
noun [ C ]
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/spuːf/ us
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a funny television programme, film, article, etc that copies the style of a real programme, film, article, etc:
They did a spoof of the Oscars, giving awards for the worst films of the year.
(Definition of spoof from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Translations of spoof

in Chinese (Traditional)
（對文章、音樂、戲劇等）滑稽模仿的作品, 哄騙, 捉弄…
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in Chinese (Simplified)
（对文章、音乐、戏剧等）滑稽模仿的作品, 哄骗, 捉弄…
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in Spanish
parodia, burla…
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in Portuguese
gozação, caricatura…
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parodi, dalga geçme, alaya alma…
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attrape…
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parodie…
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parodie, karikatura…
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parodi…
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tiruan…
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การหยอกล้อ, การยั่วเย้า…
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sự bắt chước…
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parodia…
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tiruan…
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der Schwindel…
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parodi…
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пародія, містифікація…
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пародия…
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