“To satirize” in Japanese
Short answer
To satirize in Japanese is “当てこする” (atekosuru). Full meaning: to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at.
Other ways to say “To satirize” in Japanese
諷する
fuusuru to hint, to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise
皮肉る
hinikuru to make a cynical remark (about), to make a sarcastic remark (about), to satirize, to mock
ひにくる
hinikuru to make a cynical remark (about), to make a sarcastic remark (about), to satirize, to mock
ふうする
fuusuru to hint, to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise
ふうし
fuushi to hint, to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise
当てこすッ
atekosu to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすっ
atekosu to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすら
atekosura to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすろ
atekosuro to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすれ
atekosure to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
当てこすん
atekosun to insinuate, to satirize, to satirise, to take a dig at
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