buffoonery

英 [bəˈfuːnəri]

美 [bəˈfuːnəri]

n.  滑稽; 插科打诨

COCA.35123

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 滑稽；插科打诨
  Buffooneryis foolish behaviour that makes you laugh.
  1. ...the music hall buffoonery of Norman Wisdom.
     充满诺曼人智慧的歌舞杂耍滑稽表演

英英释义

noun

• acting like a clown or buffoon
  Synonym:clowningjaperyfrivolityharlequinadeprank

双语例句

• This article gives an annotation to the concept of "buffoonery" in terms of etymology and semantics.
  本文从词源、词义的角度诠释了“滑稽”概念。
• The Buffoonery in the Yuan Drama: A Study of Its Artistic Techniques
  元杂剧科诨艺术技巧研究
• Jimmy Durante's buffoonery was hilarious. The boy plays the clown to get attention.
  吉米·杜兰特的滑稽表演令人捧腹。那男孩作出滑稽的动作以便引人注意。
• He insists over and over that his task is not buffoonery, but teaching.
  他再三坚持说他的工作不是谐谑而是教导。
• Some of his recomposed songs and music videos ( MVs) are so exceedingly buffoonery that they tickle yours humbly funny bone to no end.
  有些已更改的歌和音乐视频（MV）是极端滑稽令本人‘笑得见牙不见眼’！
• Humorous literature is a distinctive part of literature, but it was alienated to the orthodox literature and had not been estimated properly for a very long time in history because people paid little attention to humor and buffoonery.
  俳谐文学是文学中一个独特的门类，在很长的一段时期，由于诙谐滑稽不为人重视，俳谐文学一直游离于正统文学之外，得不到应有的评价。