to spoof
01
恶搞, 模仿讽刺
to create a humorous imitation of something, often to mock or satirize it
Transitive: to spoof sth
例子
The comedy show often spoofs popular TV commercials.
喜剧节目经常恶搞流行的电视广告。
The satirical website spoofed recent political events with witty articles and fake news stories.
讽刺网站用诙谐的文章和假新闻恶搞了最近的政治事件。
02
伪造, 冒充
(computing) to send an email or spam to someone pretending to be someone else by forging their address
Transitive: to spoof sth
例子
Hackers often spoof email addresses to trick recipients into opening malicious attachments.
黑客经常伪造电子邮件地址以欺骗收件人打开恶意附件。
The scammer spoofed the company's website to steal customers' credit card information.
诈骗者伪造了公司的网站以窃取客户的信用卡信息。
Spoof
01
恶搞, 模仿讽刺
a genre of film characterized by humorous or satirical imitation of other films, genres, or cultural phenomena
例子
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. "
电影《Scary Movie》是对恐怖类型的恶搞，巧妙地嘲笑了《惊声尖叫》和《我知道你去年夏天干了什么》等流行恐怖片。
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.
电视节目“周六夜现场”以其对政治人物和名人的恶搞而闻名，利用讽刺来评论时事和流行文化。
