buffoon

buffoon

中英翻译

名词: 小丑，滑稽角色

形容词: 滑稽的，愚蠢的

不同含义

1. 名词：指表演滑稽角色的人；小丑。

2. 名词：指愚蠢、幼稚或滑稽可笑的人。

3. 形容词：形容某人或某事物滑稽可笑或愚蠢的。

词语辨析

buffoon与clown都可以指表演滑稽角色的人，但clown更多指戏剧或马戏团中的滑稽角色；而buffoon更偏向形容那些愚蠢、幼稚或滑稽可笑的人。

词汇扩充

形容词: ridiculous（可笑的），ludicrous（荒谬的），foolish（愚蠢的）

名词: jester（小丑），joker（滑稽角色），fool（傻瓜）

近义词

clown, jester, joker, fool

反义词

sage（智者）

柯林斯词典

名词:
1. A buffoon is someone who often makes jokes or pretends to be stupid in order to make people laugh.
2. If you call someone a buffoon, you mean that they often do foolish things.
形容词:
If you describe something as buffoonish, you mean that you think it is ridiculous or stupid.

牛津词典

名词:
1. A person who is always making jokes and trying to make people laugh.
2. A person who behaves in a silly or stupid way.
形容词:
Characterized by buffoonery; clownish.

用法

1. The comedian's buffoonish behavior had the audience in stitches.
2. He was known for his role as a buffoon in the circus.
3. Don't be such a buffoon, it's not funny.
4. The politician's buffoonery made him a laughingstock among his opponents.

例句

1. The buffoon entertained the crowd with his hilarious antics. (小丑用他滑稽可笑的举动娱乐着观众。)
2. Don't act like a buffoon in front of your boss. (别在老板面前表现得像个傻瓜。)
3. The party was full of buffoons trying to impress each other. (聚会上到处是想互相给对方留下印象的傻瓜。)
4. His buffoonish behavior embarrassed everyone at the party. (他滑稽可笑的行为让聚会上的每个人都感到尴尬。)
5. She played the role of a buffoon in the comedy play. (她在喜剧剧中扮演了一个滑稽角色。)
6. The politician's buffoonery made headlines in the newspapers. (这位政客的滑稽行为成为报纸的头条。)
7. He was known for his buffoonish sense of humor. (他因其滑稽的幽默感而闻名。)
8. His buffoonish behavior got him into trouble. (他愚蠢的行为给他惹来了麻烦。)
9. She couldn't help but laugh at his buffoonish antics. (她不禁对他滑稽可笑的举动笑了出来。)
10. The buffoonish character in the movie provided comic relief. (电影中的滑稽角色为观众提供了喜剧的解脱。)
11. He often played the role of a buffoon in the circus. (他经常在马戏团中扮演滑稽角色。)
12. His buffoonish behavior caused him to lose his job. (他滑稽可笑的行为导致他失去了工作。)
13. She couldn't stand his buffoonish jokes anymore. (她再也受不了他愚蠢的笑话了。)
14. The comedian's buffoonish performance had the audience roaring with laughter. (这位喜剧演员滑稽可笑的表演让观众捧腹大笑。)
15. The clown's buffoonish appearance made the children giggle. (小丑滑稽可笑的外貌让孩子们咯咯笑。)
16. He was always the buffoon of the group, making everyone laugh. (他总是团队中的滑稽角色，让大家哈哈大笑。)
17. The buffoonish character in the play stole the show. (剧中的滑稽角色成为最受瞩目的角色。)
18. His buffoonish behavior during the meeting annoyed his colleagues. (他在会议期间的滑稽行为激怒了他的同事。)
19. She couldn't believe he was being so buffoonish in front of their guests. (她无法相信他在客人面前表现得如此愚蠢。)
20. His buffoonish antics always lightened the mood. (他滑稽可笑的举动总是能让气氛轻松起来。)