comedy

['kɔmidi]

n.喜剧, 滑稽, 幽默事件

例句与用法：

No one can touch him (ie He is the best) as a comedian/in comedy.

他这个喜剧演员[演喜剧]没人能比得上。

The film is a rich brew of adventure, sex and comedy.

这部电影是惊险、性爱及幽默的大杂烩。

This comedy has had them rolling in the aisles for two weeks.

这出喜剧让观众们连续两个星期乐得前仰后合。

The young actress made her debut in the new comedy.

这位年轻的女演员在新上演的喜剧里首次登台演出。

I prefer comedy to tragedy.

我喜欢喜剧而不喜欢悲剧。

He prefers comedies to tragedies.

他比较喜欢喜剧而不太喜欢悲剧。

There is not much comedy in modern war.

现代战争并不是好玩的事。

词形变化：

名词复数: comedies |

n.

1. 喜剧[C][U]

One of his new comedies is to be presented.

他的一个新喜剧将要上演。

2. 喜剧性, 喜剧成分[U]

3. 喜剧性事件[C]

comedy

名词复数：comedies

词形变化：

名词复数: comedies |

同义词：

farce | slapstick | joking | humor | pleasantry | jesting | clowning | drollery | amusement | entertainment | humour | wit | musical | lampoon | burlesque | vaudeville | sitcom | sock | satire | parody | ludicrousness | facetiousness | fun | buffoonery | farcicality | gags | hilarity | play | performance | comic opera | musical comedy | low comedy | high comedy | comedy | high | comic | low | opera | funniness |

反义词：

tragedy |

词义辨析：

同义:

n.喜剧

farce  comic opera  musical  musical comedy  sock  vaudeville  slapstick  low comedy  high comedy  burlesque  parody  satire  sitcom  lampoon  

n.喜剧场面

fun  humor  drollery  pleasantry  facetiousness  ludicrousness  farcicality  joking  jesting  gags  buffoonery  hilarity  

同义参见:

play  performance  

反义:

n.喜剧; 喜剧性事件

tragedy  

comedycomedyD.J.:[ˈkɔmidi]K.K.:[ˈkɑmɪdi]n.1.■喜剧Do you prefer comedy or tragedy?你喜欢喜剧还是悲剧?2.■喜剧性At last he saw the comedy of the situation and laughed.他最后看出这一场面的喜剧性, 于是笑了。

comedy['kɔmidi]n.1.■喜剧，滑稽剧；喜剧节目2.■喜剧性，喜剧成分3.■喜剧场面4.■有趣的事件，喜剧事件5.■喜剧小说；喜剧作品cut the comedy[俚语]停止开玩笑；不再胡闹变形n.comedies

comedycomedy[ˈkɔmidi]n.1.■喜剧； 喜剧性事件2.■喜剧作品； 喜剧因素comedy of character性格喜剧（喜剧成分主要在于角色性格的滑稽而不在于剧情）comedy of manners(起源于17世纪英国的)讽刺某社会习俗的喜剧（尤指有关上流社会的爱情纠纷）comedy relief【影】穿插在紧张场面的轻松镜头comedy of situation情节喜剧（喜剧成分主要在于剧情而不在于角色的性格）

comedy
(pl. -ies)

1. [mass noun]professional entertainment consisting of jokes and satirical sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
   喜剧；滑稽剧
   ■[count noun]a film, play, or broadcast programme intended to make an audience laugh
   滑稽（或喜剧）电影（或戏剧、广播节目）
   [as modifier]a comedy film.
   喜剧电影。
   ■the style or genre of such types of entertainment
   滑稽风格；喜剧风格
   ■the humorous or amusing aspects of something
   喜剧因素；幽默成分；有趣之处
   advertising people see the comedy in their work.
   广告人看到了他们工作中的有趣之处。
   ■[count noun]a play characterized by its humorous or satirical tone and its depiction of amusing people or incidents, in which the characters ultimately triumph over adversity
   喜剧
   ■the dramatic genre represented by such plays
   （戏剧流派）喜剧。 比较 tragedy （义项2）
   satiric comedy.
   讽刺喜剧。
   

派生
comedic
[kəˈmiːdɪk, -ˈmɛ-]
adjective
语源

1. late Middle English (as a genre of drama, also denoting a narrative poem with a happy ending, as in Dante's Divine Comedy): from Old French comedie, via Latin from Greek kōmōidia, from kōmōidos 'comic poet', from kōmos 'revel' + aoidos 'singer'
   

comedy

名词 comedy:

light and humorous drama with a happy ending

a comic incident or series of incidents

同义词：drollery, clowning, funniness

comedy

■The comedy tine was cut out as being off side.

笑料由于低级趣味而被删去。

■I think the settings for this musical comedy is good.

我觉得这个音乐喜剧的布景不错。

■There is not much comedy in modern war.

现代战争并不是好玩的事。

■The new musical comedy took the fancy of the public.

那部新音乐喜剧受到大众的青睐。

■The young actress made her debut in the new comedy.

这位年轻的女演员在新上演的喜剧里首次登台演出。

■They're filming a new comedy.

他们正在拍摄一部新的喜剧片。

■This comedy has had them rolling in the aisles for two weeks.

这出喜剧让观众们连续两个星期乐得前仰后合。

■No one can touch him (ie He is the best) as a comedian/in comedy.

他这个喜剧演员[演喜剧]没人能比得上。

■So that I might appreciate the overtones of comedy in the human spirit.

这样我可以欣赏到人类精神上喜剧的含蓄意义。

■The film is a rich brew of adventure, sex and comedy.

这部电影是惊险、性爱及幽默的大杂烩。

■I prefer the dry humour of situation comedy to the slapstick of circus clowns.

我喜欢滑稽戏不动声色的幽默。不喜欢马戏小丑的低级滑稽。

■The owner of the theatre thinks that investing in any musical comedy is a sure thing these days.

剧院老板认为，当今为任何一部喜剧投资都是必然会赚钱的事。

■I don't like the sick humour of some of today's comedy entertainers; I prefer the straightforward approach of a stand-up comedian.

我不喜欢当今一些喜剧表演者不健康的幽默，我喜欢滑稽说笑喜剧演员的直截了当。

■The most difficult character in comedy is the fool, and he must be no fool who plays that part.

喜剧里最难的角色是傻子[丑角]，而且扮傻子的又不能是傻子。

■I prefer comedy to tragedy.

我喜欢喜剧而不喜欢悲剧。

■I like comedy film.

我喜欢喜剧片。

■Do you like comedy film?

你喜欢喜剧片吗？

■She like comedy film.

她喜欢喜剧影片。

■The Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry.

赛利尔喜剧的女神和田园剧诗人

■Acute observers of the human comedy.

对人间喜剧敏感的观察者们

■Greek dramatist whose romantic works were influential in the development of comedy.

米南德希腊戏剧家，他的浪漫主义作品对喜剧之发展有影响

■A variety show characterized by broad ribald comedy, dancing, and striptease.

粗俗的表演各种以下流粗俗的喜剧、舞蹈和脱衣舞为特征的表演

■The actress made her debut in the new comedy.

这位演员在那出新喜剧中首次登台演出。

■The actor gagged up his part in the comedy.

这个演员在扮演喜剧的角色中插科打诨。

■He had no comedy vein in his youth.

他年轻时没有演喜剧的才干。

■In general, I prefer a comedy to a tragedy.

一般说来,我喜欢喜剧甚於悲剧。

■As a sprightly comedy this show fills the bill.

作为轻喜剧，这样演是适宜的。

■The drama may be termed a comedy.

这部戏剧可称为喜剧。

■A drama combining elements of tragedy and comedy.

悲喜剧一部结合了悲剧和喜剧成分的剧作

■He didn't appreciate the comedy of the situation.

他没有意识到处境的有趣方面.

■The plays of Wilds exemplify the comedy of manners.

王尔德的戏剧是风尚喜剧的典范。

■A comedy usually has a happy ending.

喜剧通常有一个愉快的结局。

■Minstrel shows included music, dance and comedy.

滑稽说唱团演出有音乐、舞蹈和喜剧。

■The author of the comedy is a young people.

喜剧的作者是一位年轻人

■They say it's more a comedy than a war movie.

听说这是一部喜剧片而不是战争影片。

■Who could resist the comedy of American names?

谁能看到美国那些滑稽的地名而不发笑呢?

■Comedy is the most serious business in the world.

喜剧是世界上最严肃的行业。

■Neil Simon is joining an elite comedy club.

尼尔.西蒙将要成为精英喜剧俱乐部的一员。

■The art of composing or performing comedy.

编著或表演喜剧艺术

■The new comedy is a box-office smash.

这出新喜剧很卖座。

■His comedy is more like a dig in the ribs.

看他的喜剧就像挠我的肋骨一样，让我忍俊不禁。

■A16th-century genre of comedy derived from this.

幕间喜剧一种起源于此的16世纪喜剧类型

■Janet, do you like comedy films ?

珍妮，你喜欢喜剧影片吗?

■He could run off a comedy monologue in half an hour.

他能在半个小时里迅速写出一段喜剧独白。

■They call him the King of Comedy.

他们叫他“喜剧之王”。

■Now how can I best say it, a comedy?

我究竟应该怎么说最好呢，一部喜剧？

■John does not like comedy film,but Janet likes.

约翰不喜欢喜剧片，但珍妮喜欢。

■John doesn't like comedy film,but Jane does.

约翰不喜欢喜剧片，但珍妮喜欢。

■She's been appearing a lot in comedy lately.

她近来喜剧演得很多。

■Well,we'd better go to a comedy next time.

噢，我们下次还是去看喜剧吧。

习惯用语black dark comedy1.■荒诞喜剧， 黑喜剧cape-and-sword comedy (=cloak-and-dagger comedy)1.■“披风与短剑”喜剧（一种虚夸的、充满搏斗和冒险场面的喜剧）high comedy1.■高［低］级趣味喜剧low comedy1.■高［低］级趣味喜剧musical comedy1.■滑稽歌舞剧tea cup and saucer comedy1.■斯文的喜剧cut the comedy1.■[俚]不再开玩笑