n.蹩脚诗，打油诗，歪诗
adj.(诗)拙劣的，滑稽的

He scribbled a bit of doggerel on the back of the napkin, attempting to impress his date with his wit.
他在餐巾纸背面草草地写了几行打油诗，试图用他的机智给约会对象留下印象。
The poet's early works were often dismissed as mere doggerel, lacking depth and sophistication.
这位诗人的早期作品常被批评为只是些肤浅的打油诗，缺乏深度和精妙。
She recited a humorous piece of doggerel that had the entire room in stitches.
她朗诵了一段幽默的打油诗，引得全屋人哄堂大笑。
Despite its crude form, the political doggerel managed to capture the public's attention.
尽管形式粗陋，这首政治打油诗还是成功吸引了公众的注意。
His fondness for writing light-hearted doggerel helped him cope with the stresses of daily life.
他喜欢写轻松的打油诗，这帮助他缓解日常生活的压力。
The children's book was filled with silly rhymes and doggerel that made learning fun.
这本儿童书里满是滑稽的韵律和打油诗，让学习变得有趣起来。
The old man would often entertain the village kids with nonsensical doggerel he made up on the spot.
老人常即兴编些无意义的打油诗来逗村里的孩子们开心。
Critics argue that the song's lyrics are nothing more than trite doggerel, devoid of any poetic merit.
批评家认为这首歌的歌词只不过是陈词滥调的打油诗，毫无诗意可言。
He penned a short doggerel as a birthday greeting, hoping to bring a smile to his friend's face.
他写了一首简短的打油诗作为生日祝福，希望能博朋友一笑。
Though it may not be considered high art, there's something charming about the simplicity of doggerel verse.
尽管打油诗可能不被视为高雅艺术，但其简单质朴中却有种迷人的魅力。