Definition of send up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
humorUS to imitate someone humorouslyUS
- The comedian loves to send up famous politicians..
2.
literal movementRare US to cause something to go upwardsRare US
- He will send up the balloon into the sky..
3.
legalRare US to send someone to a higher authority or courtRare US
- The case was sent up to the higher court for a decision..
Examples of send up in a sentence
He can send up his friends perfectly. The rocket was sent up into orbit. They sent up a flare to signal for help. The lawyer decided to send up the case to the Supreme Court. The judge sent up the appeal for further review.
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- French:parodier, faire monter, ...
- German:nachahmen, hochschicken, ...
- Italian:fare il verso, mandare su, ...
- Spanish:imitar humorísticamente, enviar hacia arriba, ...
- Portuguese:parodiar, enviar para cima, ...
- Chinese:戏仿, 放飞, ...
- Japanese:風刺する, 上げる, ...
- Arabic:قَلَّدَ بِسُخْرِيَة, رَفَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַקוֹת בְּהוּמוֹר, לְהַעֲלוֹת, ...
- Russian:пародировать, запустить, ...
- Ukrainian:пародіювати, запустити, ...
- Hindi:नकल उतारना, ऊपर भेजना, ...
Definition of send-up - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
actingUK amusing imitation making someone appear foolishUK
- His send-up of the politician had everyone laughing.
2.
entertainmentUK humorous imitation of a work or genreUK
- The movie is a brilliant send-up of spy films.
Origin of send-up
English, send (to dispatch) + up (upward)
Examples of send-up in a sentence
Her send-up of the teacher was spot on. The play is a clever send-up of classic fairy tales. His book is a send-up of the detective genre.
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- French:parodie, satire, ...
- German:Parodie, Persiflage, ...
- Italian:parodia, ...
- Spanish:parodia, ...
- Portuguese:paródia, ...
- Chinese:滑稽模仿, 戏仿, ...
- Japanese:パロディ, 模倣, ...
- Arabic:مُحَاكَاة سَاخِرَة, سُخْرِيَة فَنِّيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:חִיקּוּי לוֹעֵג, פָּארוֹדְיָה, ...
- Russian:пародия, шутливая имитация, ...
- Ukrainian:пародія, ...
- Hindi:नकल, पैरोडी, ...
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