satirically

1. In his the picture of Dorian gray, a novel embodying his mask theory and one with a good function of moral education, Wilde reveals the truth of inevitable punishment for any morally degenerated person and exposes satirically the evils of the characters with masks like dorian.
   其《道连？葛雷的画像》深刻地揭示了道德败坏要遭惩罚的真理，无情地讽刺和揭露了道连等主人公戴着面具的罪恶，是一部极富道德教育作用的面具论小说。
2. Literally Marx satirically depicts the capitalist's change in treating the want of individual consumption.
   在文字的显性层面上，马克思嘲讽地描述了资本家对待个人消费欲望的变化。
3. More generally, Schumpeter seemed to be playing the role of grand seigneur, and he tended to flatter where flattery was not due, no doubt satirically.
   更一般的意义上，熊彼特像在扮演大领主的角色，当别人没有夸他，他会自夸，当然是挖苦的。
4. These unions are satirically called "naked marriages", in which a couple forgoes the traditional ceremony, wedding banquet or owning an apartment.
   这些工会讽刺了所谓的“裸体婚礼”，其中一对夫妇放弃了传统仪式，婚宴或拥有一间公寓。
5. Chinese people was once satirically called by the Western powers a "sick man of Asia" due to its poor physical conditions, high disease rates and high mortality.
   中国民众因身体孱弱、超高的疾病率和高位的死亡率被西方列强讽刺为东亚病夫。

adv

1. in a satirical manner
   1. she spoke satirically