adj.同 satirical，讽刺的，讥讽的

Satirical humor is like a surgeon's scalpel, cutting through the superficial nonsense to expose the truth beneath.
讽刺幽默就像外科医生的手术刀，穿透表面的胡言乱语揭示出事实的本质。
In today's society, politicians are so adept at avoiding satire that they've become the ultimate punchline in their own jokes.
在当今社会，政客们如此善于逃避讽刺，以至于他们成了自己笑话中的最佳笑料。
The education system's relentless pursuit of test scores is a satirical masterpiece, where students are reduced to mere cogs in the 'achievement machine.'" (教育体系对考试分数的盲目追求，堪称讽刺之作，学生沦为了"成绩机器"上的齿轮。
The concept of a 'healthcare system' is a satirical exaggeration, as it exists more in theory than in reality for most citizens.
所谓的"医疗体系"概念，是对现实的一种讽刺夸大，对于大多数公民来说，更像是理论上的存在。
Social media's obsession with likes and followers is a hilarious, self-parodying spectacle, showcasing our collective addiction to validation.
社交媒体对点赞和粉丝的痴迷，是一场滑稽的自我嘲讽表演，展示了我们集体对认可的病态追求。
Corporate sustainability reports: a satirical exercise in greenwashing, where companies paint themselves as environmental saviors while continuing to wreak havoc on Mother Earth.
企业的可持续发展报告：讽刺地展示着绿色洗脑，公司把自己描绘成环保救星，同时却继续肆意破坏地球。
The modern fitness industry, with its absurd workout fads and overpriced gym memberships, is a prime example of how satire can pierce the veil of absurdity.
现代健身行业，其荒谬的健身潮流和高昂的会费，是讽刺如何戳穿荒诞面纱的经典案例。
The concept of 'fake news': a masterclass in irony, where misinformation masquerades as truth, leaving us all bewildered and questioning our ability to discern fact from fiction.
假新闻的概念：讽刺的巅峰之作，错误信息伪装成真相，令我们困惑，质疑分辨事实与虚构的能力。
The political debate, reduced to soundbites and photo-ops, is a satirical commentary on the shallowness of modern politics.
政治辩论简化为口号和照片秀，是对现代政治肤浅性的讽刺评论。
Celebrity endorsements: a satirical reminder that sometimes, paying big bucks for a celebrity's opinion is just another way to buy into their shallow lifestyle.
名人代言：讽刺地指出，有时，花大钱买名人意见只是另一种追捧他们肤浅生活方式的方式。