caricature in Czech
caricature in Czech is karikatura, karikovat — caricature means a drawing or description that exaggerates someone's features for comic or critical effect.
caricature in Czech
karikatura
Having the characteristics of a caricature, grotesque.
karikovat
To represent someone in an exaggerated or distorted manner.
What does "caricature" mean?
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noun A drawing or description that exaggerates someone's features for comic or critical effect.
"The street artist drew a caricature of the tourist with an enormous nose."
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noun An exaggerated or absurd version of something, distorting it beyond recognition.
"The film reduced the historical figure to a caricature."
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verb To portray someone or something in an exaggerated, often mocking way.
"The satirist loved to caricature politicians in his weekly column."
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caricature in a sentence
- The street artist drew a caricature of the tourist with an enormous nose.
- The cartoon was a caricature of the senator, mocking his stiff speaking style.
- The film reduced the historical figure to a caricature.
- The satirist loved to caricature politicians in his weekly column.
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What is "caricature" in Czech?
"caricature" in Czech is karikatura, karikovat. caricature means: A drawing or description that exaggerates someone's features for comic or critical effect.
How do you use "caricature" in a sentence?
Example: "The street artist drew a caricature of the tourist with an enormous nose." In Czech, "caricature" is karikatura, karikovat.
Are there other ways to say "caricature" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "caricature": karikatura, karikovat.
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