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parody
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noun
Usage:
70%
satire, imitation
Translation: satire, imitation
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: A humorous or satirical imitation of a serious work, style, or author, made to entertain or criticize.

A parody copies a work in a funny or silly way. It makes people laugh or think by showing a silly side of something serious.

The movie is a funny parody of old horror films.

She wrote a parody of a famous poem for fun.

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B1
noun
Usage:
65%
spoof, mockery
Translation: spoof, mockery
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: A type of performance or work that exaggerates the features of something well-known for comic effect.

This meaning is about making fun of something by copying it in a very silly way. It is often used in music, movies, or shows.

The show is a parody of popular TV news programs.

His song is a parody of a famous pop tune.

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verb
Usage:
55%
imitate, mock
Translation: imitate, mock
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: The act of creating a parody; to make a joke imitation of something.

As a verb, parody means to copy something in a funny or silly way. People do this to make others laugh or to show criticism.

They parodied the famous song at the party.

The comedian parodied the president on TV.

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C1
noun
Usage:
40%
bad imitation, mockery
Translation: bad imitation, mockery
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: A poor or failed imitation that is silly or ridiculous, often considered insulting or mocking.

Here, parody means a very bad copy of something. It is often used to say something is wrong or silly because it tries to be like the original but fails.

The restaurant was a parody of real Italian food.

His attempt at dancing was a parody, not serious.

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C1
noun
Usage:
50%
satire, commentary
Translation: satire, commentary
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: A work that uses parody as a literary or artistic device to comment on or criticize social or political issues.

Here, parody is not just for fun but used to talk about important ideas. It helps people understand problems by showing them in a different, funny way.

The book is a parody of political corruption.

That film is a parody showing social problems clearly.

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B2
noun
Usage:
30%
imitation, study
Translation: imitation, study
Pronunciation: /ˈpærədi/
Meaning: An imitation done in the style of another artist or genre to study or practice their techniques.

This meaning shows that parody can be used as a learning tool. People copy a style to practice or study how it works, not always to make fun.

The student created a parody to learn the style of the artist.

This song is a parody that helps understand jazz music.

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