charade
形容词: 1. 空洞的;虚伪的;虚假的 2. 荒谬的;可笑的 名词: 1. 笑话;笑柄;笑料 2. 滑稽模仿 3. 笑剧;闹剧 4. 装腔作势;假装词语辨析:
charade 和 parody 的区别在于前者是指通过滑稽模仿或装腔作势来取笑或嘲笑某人或某事物,而后者则是指通过模仿某一作品或风格来嘲弄、讽刺或夸张地表现。词汇扩充:
1. charade player: 笑剧演员 2. charade party: charades游戏派对 3. charade game: charades游戏 4. charade actor: charades演员近义词:
1. farce 2. travesty 3. mockery反义词:
1. seriousness 2. honesty柯林斯词典:
charade 1. A charade is a game or play in which one group of people acts out a word or phrase and the other group guesses what the word or phrase is. 2. If you say that someone is living a charade, you mean that their life is dishonest because they pretend that their feelings or beliefs are different from what they really are.牛津词典:
charade 1. An acted play or movie in which one person silently acts out a word or phrase and others guess what it is. 2. An absurd pretense intended to create a pleasant or respectable appearance.用法:
- My friends and I often play charades at parties to have some fun and laughter. - He is living a charade, pretending to be happy while he is actually miserable. - The play was a hilarious charade, with the actors portraying absurd situations.相关的例句:
- We played a game of charades at the party, and it was a lot of fun.(我们在聚会上玩了一局charades,很有趣。)
- Her life was nothing but a charade, hiding her true feelings behind a mask of happiness.(她的生活只不过是一个charade,她用幸福的面具掩饰自己真实的感受。)
- The performance was a charade of exaggerated gestures and funny faces.(这个表演是夸张的手势和滑稽的面部表情的charade。)
- His apology was just a charade; he didn't really mean it.(他的道歉只是一个charade,他并不是真心的。)
- She acted out the charade perfectly, and we guessed the word right away.(她完美地表演了charade,我们马上猜出了词语。)
- The charade they put on fooled everyone into thinking they were a happy couple.(他们的charade骗住了每个人,让大家以为他们是一对幸福的夫妻。)
- He always plays the fool in charades, making everyone laugh.(他在charades游戏中总是扮演小丑,逗得大家哈哈大笑。)
- Her charade of innocence couldn't hide the fact that she was guilty.(她装出的天真状无法掩盖她的有罪事实。)
- The charade ended when he couldn't keep up the act anymore.(当他再也无法维持这个charade时,一切都结束了。)
- They performed a charade at the talent show, leaving the audience in stitches.(他们在才艺表演中进行了一场charade,让观众捧腹大笑。)
- Don't take his words seriously; it's just a charade.(别把他的话当真,那只是一个charade。)
- The charade of friendship between them was shattered when the truth came out.(当真相曝光时,他们之间虚伪的友谊破裂了。)
- They made a charade out of the whole situation, pretending not to notice what was happening.(他们对整个情况装出一副漠不关心的样子。)
- His charade of confidence couldn't hide his nervousness.(他虚张声势的自信掩饰不住他的紧张。)
- She performed a charade of happiness, even though her heart was breaking.(尽管她的心在碎裂,她还是装出一副快乐的样子。)
- The charade was finally over when the truth was revealed.(当真相被揭示出来时,charade终于结束了。)
- Playing charades is a great way to break the ice at parties.(玩charades是在派对上打破僵局的好方法。)
- They acted out a charade, and we had a hard time guessing the phrase.(他们上演了一场charade,我们很难猜出那个词组。)
- His charade of confidence fooled everyone into thinking he knew what he was doing.(他装出的自信让每个人都以为他知道自己在做什么。)
- She put on a charade of happiness, but her eyes betrayed her true emotions.(她装出一副快乐的样子,但她的眼睛透露出了她真实的情感。)
- The charade they played was so funny that we couldn't stop laughing.(他们玩的charade太好笑了,我们笑个不停。)