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tragicomedy

/ˌtrædʒ.ɪˈkɒm.ə.di/

翻译: 指结合悲剧和喜剧元素的戏剧作品或文学体裁,通常以悲剧元素为主,或指包含严肃主题或意味的喜剧。

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noun

/ˌtrædʒ.ɪˈkɒm.ə.di/C1formalart
  • zh指结合悲剧和喜剧元素的戏剧作品或文学体裁,通常以悲剧元素为主,或指包含严肃主题或意味的喜剧。

A noun referring to a dramatic work or literary genre that blends elements of both tragedy and comedy, often with the tragic elements prevailing, or a comedy that incorporates serious themes or overtones.

  1. Dramatic genreC1formal

    A play or literary work that blends elements of both tragedy and comedy, often with the tragic aspects being more prominent.

    zh悲喜剧

    • Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale' is often considered a tragicomedy.
    • The playwright masterfully blended humor and sorrow in this tragicomedy.
    • Tragicomedy explores the absurdity of human existence through a mix of laughter and tears.

    同义词seriocomedy

  2. Comedy with serious themesC1formal

    A comedic work that incorporates serious, dark, or emotional themes.

    zh悲喜剧

    • The film is a tragicomedy about a family dealing with loss.
    • This novel is a tragicomedy, making you laugh while reflecting on deep issues.
    • The play is a tragicomedy that deals with war and love.

    同义词seriocomedy

词形
  • tragicomedies plural form
  • tragicomedies' possessive plural form
  • tragicomedy's possessive singular form