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to spoof
01
parodiar, burlarse de
to create a humorous imitation of something, often to mock or satirize it
Transitive: to spoof sth
Example
The comedy show often spoofs popular TV commercials.
The satirical website spoofed recent political events with witty articles and fake news stories.
02
usurpar
(computing) to send an email or spam to someone pretending to be someone else by forging their address
Transitive: to spoof sth
Example
Hackers often spoof email addresses to trick recipients into opening malicious attachments.
Los hackers a menudo suplantan direcciones de correo electrónico para engañar a los destinatarios y hacer que abran archivos adjuntos maliciosos.
The scammer spoofed the company's website to steal customers' credit card information.
El estafador suplantó el sitio web de la empresa para robar la información de la tarjeta de crédito de los clientes.
Spoof
01
parodia, burla
a genre of film characterized by humorous or satirical imitation of other films, genres, or cultural phenomena
Example
The movie " Scary Movie " is a spoof of the horror genre, cleverly mocking popular horror films like " Scream " and " I Know What You Did Last Summer. "
La película "Scary Movie" es una parodia del género de horror, burlándose inteligentemente de películas de terror populares como "Scream" y "I Know What You Did Last Summer."
The TV show " Saturday Night Live " is famous for its spoofs of political figures and celebrities, using satire to comment on current events and pop culture.
El programa de televisión "Saturday Night Live" es famoso por sus parodias de figuras políticas y celebridades, utilizando la sátira para comentar sobre eventos actuales y la cultura pop.
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