send-up

n.

讽刺，开玩笑性质的模仿；

复数：send-ups

1. He spiced up his lectures with ironic little jokes.
   他用讽刺笑话是他的讲课增加了风趣。
2. A critic often holds up a book to ridicule or contempt.
   批评家常常对某本书进行讽刺或贬低。

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Wal-Mart Send-Up
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