It does step a bit into the parody territory.

用了滑稽方式。

She acted, she danced, she did imitations.

【imitation】她演戏，跳舞，做滑稽。

First and foremost, he argued, the speaker must put in the time and effort to make the impression convincing.

认为，首先，演讲者必须投入时间和精力来使这些滑稽令人信服。

A bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate would ban " materially deceptive" deepfakes relating to federal candidates, with exceptions for parody.

美国参议院一项两党法案禁止与联邦候选人有关“具有实质性欺骗性”深度伪造，但滑稽作品除外。

" I wish you weren't married, " said Collins, his face a ludicrous travesty of " in all seriousness" .

“我希望你没有结婚，”柯林斯说，脸是“非常严肃”滑稽。

She began a ludicrous mimicry of his gestures: she shrugged her shoulders, she cast up her eyes, she reclined her head on one side just as he did.

她开始滑稽地动作：她耸耸肩，抬起眼睛，像一样把头斜向一侧。

It was the same subversive spirit that created this dance: the Cakewalk, a dance that parodied the mannerisms of Southern high society -- a way for the enslaved to throw shade at the masters.

在同样颠覆精神下还创造了另一种舞蹈，踢踏舞这是种滑稽美国南部上流社会举止舞蹈。

English dramatist W.S. Gilbert wrote the play Pygmalion and Galatea that was first performed in 1871 — and a musical burlesque parody of the story premiered at London's Gaiety Theatre in 1883.

英国剧作家 W.S. 吉尔伯特 （W.S. Gilbert） 创作了戏剧《皮格马利翁与伽拉忒亚》（Pygmalion and Galatea）， 该剧于 1871 年首次上演， 1883 年在伦敦欢乐剧院 （Gaiety Theatre） 首演了对该故事滑稽。