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com·ic
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复数:comics
词根:comic
adj.comical 滑稽的,好笑的
adv.comically 滑稽地;诙谐地
n.comicality 诙谐;滑稽
adjective
of, relating to, or characterized by comedy; comical or comedic.I enjoy his comic novels and find his more serious works a bit pretentious.Her new play is a comic masterpiece.He is an actor more famous for his comic roles than his dramatic roles.
participating in or producing comedy.She has become one of the nation's best comic writers.Known only as a comic actor, he had hopes of someday changing his image.
causing amusement; comical.It was a comic predicament when our dog dashed down the steps and bounded onto the school bus.
pertaining to a series of cartoons, or to a book, magazine, or newspaper section devoted to such series.I always read the comic strips in the Sunday paper.Our favorite comic books were the adventure ones.
noun
a comedian, esp. a professional entertainer specializing in comedy.We have some great comics performing here for you tonight.
(pl.) one or more series of cartoons, or a book, magazine, or newspaper section devoted to such series.He never reads the articles in the newspaper; he just likes the comics.
comic book连环漫画册
comic strip连载漫画;四格漫画
comic reliefn. 喜剧性穿插;喜剧性调剂
comic and animation动漫
comic opera喜歌剧
这组词都有“使人高兴的,令人发笑的”的意思,其区别是:
comic指像喜剧一样滑稽可笑。
witty强调机智而饶有风趣。
funny非正式用词,通常侧重因古怪、奇特或不合适宜的举动等引起的发笑。
humorous指富有幽默感、诙谐、引人发笑的。
以上来源于网络
14世纪后期,“指古典意义上的喜剧,与悲剧不同的喜剧”,源自拉丁语 comicus “喜剧的,以喜剧形式表现的”,来自希腊语 komikos “与喜剧有关的”,源自 komos(参见 comedy)。意思是“有意引人发笑的”首次记录于1791年, comedic(1630年代)自那时起就拾起了这个词的早期意义。
Speaking of the masters of the comedic spirit (if I call it, as he does, the Comic Spirit, this darkened generation will suppose me to refer to the animal spirits of tomfools and merryandrews) .... [G.B. Shaw, 1897]
谈到喜剧精神的大师(如果我像他一样称之为喜剧精神,这个黑暗的时代会认为我指的是小丑和欢乐的动物精神).... [G.B. Shaw, 1897]
某些东西是 comic,它的目的或起源是喜剧; 某些东西是 comical,如果效果是喜剧,无论是否有意,都是喜剧。 Comic relief 自1817年以来就被证实。
Adjective Latin comicus, from Greek kōmikos, from kōmos revel
The first known use of comic was in 1567
commandeerverb
to take possession of by force especially for military purposes
commandantnoun
an officer in command
commanoun
a punctuation mark , used chiefly to show separation of words or word groups within a sentence
comitynoun
courteous behavior : civility
comingadjective
immediately following : next
in the coming year
gaining importance
recognized as a coming young star
comic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to comedy
a comic actor
causing laughter or amusement : funny
of or relating to comic strips
comic2 of 2noun
comedian sense 2
comic strip
plural the part of a newspaper devoted to comic strips
comicaladjective
laughable, funny
comicaladjective
laughable, funny
comicaladjective
laughable, funny
comic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to comedy
a comic actor
causing laughter or amusement : funny
of or relating to comic strips
comic2 of 2noun
comedian sense 2
comic strip
plural the part of a newspaper devoted to comic strips
1 You should not read comic books in class.
你不应该在课堂上看漫画书。
2 My own “oeuvres” are mostly comic book art.
3 When he visited, on weekends, and sometimes weekdays after work, he played with us, read the comics aloud, or took us for walks.
4 Our comic play was a burlesque of a Shakespearean tragedy.
我们的喜剧是对莎士比亚一出悲剧的讽刺性模仿.
5 He vaguely wanted something more diverting than the newspaper comic strips to read.
他有一种模模糊糊的要求,想找一些比看报纸连环漫画更有趣的消遣.
6 B : I sometimes read comic books on the weekend.
我有时候在周末看漫画书.
7 This famous comic actor is loved by the people even after his death.
这位著名的戏剧演员即便是在死后,也仍受到人们的喜爱。
8 Grodin is a fine comic actor.
格罗丁是一位优秀的喜剧演员。
9 The radio serials were like an extension of the comics, and Mama liked to listen to them with me.
10 "I'm beginning to think you shouldn't have started reading comics with a book that completely deconstructs the last fifty years of the genre," he said.
11 Notwithstanding the universal admiration for Offenbach’s comic operettas, the opulence of the Parisian experience of opera and its position in society still meant it was a luxury.
12 He was leaning against the rack as he paged through the new Morpho comic.
13 The comics had ended up in the wrong hands.
14 He shrugged, opening the first comic book again.
15 Dante had all his father’s old Superman comics.
16 Ruth May put an aluminum saucepan on her head and slid two comic books down the seat of her jeans in case of a whipping.
17 A timeless comic actor – his simplicity and his apparent ease are matchless.
作为喜剧界的常青树 -他的简朴和自然大方举世无双。
18 He was sitting ten rows from the door, reading an X-Man comic, as the bus turned the familiar corner and began to slow down.
19 As a boy, he believed he was neither black nor white but rather green like the comic book character the Incredible Hulk.
20 The idea that the comics were forbidden added to their appeal.
1 滑稽
humorous comical droll risible jocular rib-tickling fun humour funny comically jokey jocose funnily comedy ludicrous laughable harlequin zany quizzical antic ridiculous hilarious absurd burlesque buffo macaronic funniosity wacky facetious uproarious clownish good farcical waggish play pleasant killing cod caricature buffoon doggerel jesting gilbertian sketch farce buffoonery jocularity drollery comicality jocosity clownery rag time funny-ha-ha merry comedic ragtime Gilbertian farcial facete joc. funniment waggery laughing humouristic anticly hilariously humorously jocularly farcically waggishly humor pleasantry funniness facetiousness farcicality
2 喜剧
comedy comical sock pantomime humorous comedic comic relief farcical farcial drollery comically
3 诙谐
salty humorous witty facetious jocular antic waggish jocose Gilbertian joc. wittily facetiae joke humor pleasantry drollery badinage wittiness jesting waggery jocosity in jest
7 讽刺
ironic sarcastic satirical wry snide mordant satiric sarky hit dig rub rib sting irony slant satire sarcasm innuendo pasquinade satirise satirize ironize roast lash backhand burlesque a flea in ear
10 滑稽的
humorous comical droll risible jocular rib-tickling funny jocose jokey ludicrous laughable harlequin zany quizzical antic ridiculous hilarious absurd burlesque buffo macaronic wacky facetious uproarious clownish good farcical waggish play pleasant killing cod caricature buffoon doggerel jesting gilbertian rag time funny-ha-ha merry comedic ragtime Gilbertian farcial facete joc. laughing humouristic
13 喜剧性的
14 连环漫画
15 滑稽演员
16 丑角
humour mimic clown mime harlequin zany buffoon pierrot punchinello comique farceur gracioso merry-andrew funnyman whiteface Jack Pudding
17 笨蛋
joltheaded muttonheaded kooky dullhead blinkard dodunk ignuts lard-head beetlehead tomnoddy balloon-head stupid turkey idiot mug sap clot dummy dumbbell dope prick goon mutt chump twit wally bimbo kook clod pinhead knucklehead dolt coot duffer nitwit blockhead dimwit dipshit dunderhead burk prat berk nit fou Neddy nowt erk daff chucklehead numskull lunkhead birdbrain damfool jughead schnook leatherhead plonker thicko josser featherhead saphead muttonhead chowderhead blunderhead meshugana nig-nog mopoke puddinghead jolterhead blubberhead pumpkin head pudding head
18 连环图画
20 极可笑的
23 使人发笑的
24 人发笑的
26 漫画的
28 漫画