slapstick

• 指粗俗喧闹的喜剧，尤指包含夸张肢体动作的闹剧。也可形容与这种闹剧相关的、滑稽夸张的。

Relating to or characterized by broad, boisterous comedy, especially involving physical humor and exaggerated actions.

1. Physical comedy styleB2informal

   Characterized by exaggerated physical actions, horseplay, and humorous violence.

   闹剧式

   • The movie was full of slapstick humor with characters slipping on banana peels.
   • His slapstick performance had the audience laughing uncontrollably.
   • Slapstick comedy often involves pie-throwing and pratfalls.

   同义词buffoonishclownishfarcicalzany

   反义词dramaticserioustragic

• 指以夸张的肢体动作、追逐、碰撞和恶作剧为特征的闹剧式喜剧；也指演员用来制造响亮拍打声的音响道具。

A noun referring to a type of boisterous comedy characterized by physical humor, chases, collisions, and practical jokes, or the acoustic device used by actors to create a loud slapping sound.

1. Comedy styleB1informal

   A type of comedy that involves exaggerated physical actions, such as falls, chases, and collisions, often with a boisterous and humorous effect.

   闹剧

   • The movie was full of classic slapstick, with characters slipping on banana peels.
   • Slapstick comedy often relies on visual gags and physical humor.
   • The comedian's slapstick routine had the audience laughing uncontrollably.

   同义词buffooneryclowningfarcehorseplay

2. Theatrical propC1formalart

   A device made of two hinged paddles that creates a loud smacking sound when struck together, used by performers to simulate a violent hit without causing injury.

   响板

   • The actor used a slapstick to make the fight scene sound realistic.
   • In old vaudeville shows, the slapstick was a common prop for comic effect.
   • The prop master handed him a slapstick for the pratfall scene.