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harlequinade

/ˌhɑː.lɪ.kwɪˈneɪd/

翻译: 名词,指以丑角表演、滑稽模仿或闹剧为特色的表演、场面或行为,常与哑剧或滑稽戏相关。

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noun

/ˌhɑː.lɪ.kwɪˈneɪd/C2formal
  • zh名词,指以丑角表演、滑稽模仿或闹剧为特色的表演、场面或行为,常与哑剧或滑稽戏相关。

A noun referring to a performance, scene, or piece of acting characterized by clownish or buffoonish behavior, often associated with pantomime or farce.

  1. Clownish or buffoonish behaviorC2formalbritishart

    Acting in a comical, exaggerated, or foolish manner, reminiscent of a harlequin or clown.

    zh小丑行为

    • His speech descended into a harlequinade of silly jokes and exaggerated gestures.
    • The play was a delightful harlequinade, full of slapstick and absurdity.
    • The politician's antics were a mere harlequinade, lacking any real substance.

    同义词buffooneryclowningfooleryhorseplayslapsticktomfoolery

词形
  • harlequinades plural form
  • harlequinades' possessive plural form
  • harlequinade's possessive singular form