Satirising them is a form of homage.

讽刺他们是种致敬。

In its dying days apartheid was satirised by a few white stand-ups.

在种族隔离即将消亡的日子里，人单口对种族隔离进行了讽刺。

When bold comedians satirised them, they sometimes even let the joke pass.

当大胆的员讽刺他们时，他们有时甚至会忽略这个笑话。

In 1988 he published a novel that satirised many figures, including the Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran's despot.

1988， 他出版了部讽刺许多人物的小说，包括伊朗暴君阿亚图拉霍梅尼。

Or perhaps it is just hard to satirise public life when so many South African politicians are unwitting comedians.

或者，当如此多的南非政客都是不知情的员时，也许很难讽刺公共生活。

By 1988, he was delivering a Saturday Night Live monologue that morphed into an extended skit satirising the cliche of how relentlessly nice he is.

到1988，他在《周六夜现场》上发表了段独，后来扩展为出讽刺人们不断说他有多好的滑稽短。

And in order to satirise them, they're actually just making all of the characters who are members of the community extremely flat.

为了讽刺他们，他们实际上只是把所有社区成员的角色都变得非常扁平。

Now the government's plans for the National Health Service have been satirised in a ditty entitled “The NHS is not for sale”; it registered over 150,000 YouTube hits within a week.

如今，讽刺英国政府改革国民健康保险制度计划的打油曲“健保系统不卖”，在YOUTUBE上周已获得十五多万次点击。