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pantomime
时间: 2023-10-25 13:16:05
GRE
英 [ˈpæntəmaɪm]
美 [ˈpæntəmaɪm]

n. 童话剧;哑剧;荒唐可笑的夸张行为;滑稽可笑的情景;混乱的情景

v. 用过分夸张的手势和动作表达

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双语例句
  • Pantomime is an art form that tells a story through body movements and expressions.

    哑剧是通过肢体动作和表情来讲述故事的一种艺术形式。

  • Chaplin pantomimed his anger.

    卓别林用哑剧表现自己很生气。

  • The pantomime reminds people of the happy time of their childhoods.

    这个童话剧让人们想起童年的快乐时光。

  • She would pantomime the proper technique. He would follow.

    她会用正确的技巧夸张地演示 他会跟着学

  • Every day along the world's busiest border, an expensive and time-consuming pantomime is acted out.

    在这个世界上最繁忙的边境地区,每天都在上演着一场昂贵又费时的哑剧。

  • In Thailand, people marked the start of the holiday with an underwater pantomime, complete with clowns, lions and mermaids.

    在泰国,人们通过水下哑剧来庆祝节日的开始,还有小丑、狮子和美人鱼。

  • She handled their crops, and knew what they had eaten; her face enacted a vivid pantomime of the criticisms passing in her mind.

    她摸摸它们的嗉囊,就能知道它们吃了什么;她的脸扮演的是一出生动的哑剧,内心流露的种种批评都从脸上显现出来。

  • They were made welcome with the usual pantomime of exaggerated smiles and gestures.

    他们以那种具有夸张的微笑和动作的一般闹剧受到欢迎。

  • The debate quickly drifted into pantomime.

    争议很快就转化为一出哑剧。

近义词
vi.
同根词

词根 pantomime

  • pantomimist n. 哑剧演员;凭动作表演的喜剧演员

释义
n.

Brit. a theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around Christmas. Modern British pantomime developed from the harlequinade and the cast typically includes a man in the chief comic female role (‘principal dame’), a woman in the main male role (‘principal boy’), and an animal played by actors in comic costume.

〈英〉 童话剧(包括音乐、关于人们所关注的问题的玩笑和闹剧,取材于童话和婴儿故事,通常在圣诞节期间演出;现代英国童话剧从滑稽表演演化而来,一般包括一名由男演员饰演的女滑稽角色[女主角]、一名由女演员饰演的男滑稽角色[男主角]和由身穿滑稽服装的演员饰演的动物角色)。

a dramatic entertainment, originating in Roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music

哑剧。

an absurdly exaggerated piece of behaviour

荒唐可笑的夸张行为

  • he made a pantomime of checking his watch.

     他很夸张地看了一下表。

informal a ridiculous or confused situation or event

〈非正式〉 滑稽可笑的情景(或事情);混乱的情景(或事情)

  • the drive to town was a pantomime.

     驱车进城的一路上真是荒唐可笑。

v.

express or represent (something) by extravagant and exaggerated mime

用过分夸张的手势和动作表达。

词源

"late 16th cent. (first used in the Latin form and denoting an actor using mime): from French pantomime or Latin pantomimus, from Greek pantomimos ‘imitator of all' (see PANTO-, MIME)."

  • Only the most advanced kung fu artists are allowed to be lion dancers. It takes two performers in complete synchronicity, like a highly acrobatic pantomime horse.

    只有功夫最高超的师傅才有资格舞狮。两名表演者需要完全同步,这类似于技艺高超的哑剧马。

    《Chinese New Year》《中国春节》

  • Why would you do this, this pantomime? Why?! Conclusion three, you are terrified of her.

    你为什么要这么做,搞这么一出?为什么?!结论三,你怕她怕得要死。

    《Sherlock Season 4》《神探夏洛克 第四季》

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