Translations for „parodist“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

parodist [ˈpærədɪst, Am ˈper-] N

parodist

пароди́ст m

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English

The fact that parody can claim legitimacy for some appropriation does not, of course, tell either parodist or judge much about where to draw the line.

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All of which means that song parodists burn out fast.

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I love to surf forgotten profile pages, and land on an aspiring parodist.

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And to attempt to put across that it's been a remarkable feat working as a song parodist for over 30 years.

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His tools are humor and his approach is that of the parodist.

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As a painter, he eventually settled on an abstract-expressionist style with parodist elements.

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He's an extraordinary singer and an amazingly clever parodist.

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While hokum mocked the propriety of polite society, the presumptions and pretensions of the parodists were simultaneous targets of the humor.

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It was probably the closest thing to a parody -- we're always accused of being parodists.

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First, it is rare for a parodist to actually receive permission and second, to make this action blameworthy would be to penalize showing of consideration in giving the composer notification.

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