parody in Greek
parody in Greek is παρωδία, παρωδώ — parody means a piece of writing, music, or performance that imitates something else for comic or mocking effect.
parody in Greek
παρωδία
Pronounced: parodia
παρωδώ
Pronounced: parodo
(transitive) To make a parody of something.
What does "parody" mean?
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noun A piece of writing, music, or performance that imitates something else for comic or mocking effect.
"The sketch was a parody of a well-known singing competition."
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verb To imitate someone or something in a mocking, exaggerated way for comic effect.
"The comedian parodied the president's speech style perfectly."
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parody in a sentence
- The sketch was a parody of a well-known singing competition.
- His novel is a parody of hard-boiled detective fiction.
- The comedian parodied the president's speech style perfectly.
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What is "parody" in Greek?
"parody" in Greek is παρωδία, παρωδώ. parody means: A piece of writing, music, or performance that imitates something else for comic or mocking effect.
How do you pronounce παρωδία?
"parody" in Greek is παρωδία, pronounced "parodia".
How do you use "parody" in a sentence?
Example: "The sketch was a parody of a well-known singing competition." In Greek, "parody" is παρωδία, παρωδώ.
Are there other ways to say "parody" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "parody": παρωδία, παρωδώ.
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