comic

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• Shakespeare created many comic characters.
  莎士比亞塑造了許多喜劇人物。
• His accident with the microphone brought some welcome comic relief to a very dull party.
  他撞上了麥克風(fēng),這給極沉悶的聚會帶來了些歡樂。

用作表語: S+be+～

• The ending of the play is comic.
  此劇的結(jié)局是喜劇的。

用作名詞 (n.)

• I saw the child reading a comic.
  我看見那孩子在看一本漫畫書。
• He is a popular TV comic.
  他是觀眾喜愛的電視喜劇演員。

更多例句

• A timeless comic actor—his simplicity and his apparent ease are matchless.
  作為喜劇界的常青樹——他的簡單淳樸與自然大方無人能及。
• She has carved a niche for herself as a comic actor.
  她作為喜劇演員已經(jīng)闖出了一片天地。
• Grodin is a fine comic actor.
  格羅丁是一位優(yōu)秀的喜劇演員。
• The play is both comic and tragic.
  這部劇既滑稽又悲慘。
• Grodin is a fine comic actor.
  格羅丁是一位優(yōu)秀的喜劇演員。
• A timeless comic actor—his simplicity and his apparent ease are matchless.
  作為喜劇界的常青樹——他的簡單淳樸與自然大方無人能及。
• The atmosphere after Wednesday's debut was as darkly comic as the film itself.
  星期三首映之后的氣氛就如電影本身一樣，充滿了黑色喜劇色彩。
• The book read like a black comic burlesque.
  這本書讀起來像部荒誕可笑的諷刺作品。
• She has carved a niche for herself as a comic actor.
  她作為喜劇演員已經(jīng)闖出了一片天地。
• The poem's comic allegory was transparent.
  該詩的喜劇諷喻法是顯而易見的。
• The novel is comic and tragic.
  這部小說令人笑中帶淚。
• If you can get a laugh by wearing a silly hat, you must have been born a comic.
  如果你戴一頂傻傻的帽子就能讓人發(fā)笑，那你一定是天生的笑匠。
• Among his immediate rivals was Arnold Matters, probably his superior in comic roles.
  在他的直接競爭者中，阿諾德·馬特斯也許在喜劇表演上比他更勝一籌。
• A faintly comic figure, he fears ridicule above all else.
  他是個不怎么滑稽的人物, 最害怕被人嘲笑.
• He is a popular TV comic.
  他是觀眾喜愛的電視喜劇演員.
• Beside Shakespeare, Marlowe strikes us as an immature dramatist, especially in his comic scenes.
  和莎士比亞相比, 馬洛給我們的印象是一個不成熟的戲劇家, 特別是他的喜劇場面.
• The comic skIt'sent up the foolishness of young men in love.
  那幅畫把沉溺于熱戀中的青年男子的癡態(tài)勾勒得滑稽可笑.
• Shakespeare created many comic characters.
  莎士比亞塑造了許多喜劇人物.
• I saw the child reading a science fiction comic.
  我看見那孩子在看一本科幻連環(huán)漫畫雜志.
• Our comic play was a burlesque of a Shakespearean tragedy.
  我們的喜劇是對莎士比亞一出悲劇的諷刺性模仿.
• His accident with the microphone brought some welcome comic relief to a very dull party.
  他撞上了麥克風(fēng),這給極沉悶的聚會帶來了些歡樂.
• This comic was a swap that I got from Nick.
  這本漫畫書是我從尼克那里換來的.
• She prefers to play comic roles.
  她更喜歡扮演滑稽角色.
• The ending of the play is comic.
  此劇的結(jié)局是喜劇性的.
• His words provided some comic relief in what was really a dull speech.
  他的話給極沉悶的講話增添了幾分輕松的氣氛.
• The entertainment consisted of comic songs, dances and acrobatic performance, and wound up with a screamingly funny farce.
  娛樂的節(jié)目包括滑稽歌曲 、 舞蹈和雜技, 最后是一場令人捧腹大笑的滑稽鬧劇.
• Shakespeare always introduced some comic relief into his tragedies.
  莎士比亞總是把一些滑稽場面注入他的悲劇之中.
• When they split up, they both claimed to be the rightful owner of the comic book.
  這對夫婦關(guān)系破裂后, 均聲稱自己是唐老鴨漫畫書的合法主人.
• B : I sometimes read comic books on the weekend.
  我有時候在周末看漫畫書.
• We try to as authentic as possible while really telling a comic book kind of story.
  雖然我們力求使它真實可信,但我們其實講的是個有點像漫畫一樣的故事.
• Cartoon and comic strips as such a means, were thus born.
  卡通和連環(huán)畫就是這樣產(chǎn)生的.
• Next to Shakespear's Falstaff, Mr. Pickwick is perhaps the greatest comic figure in English literature.
  在莎士比亞的福斯泰夫之后, 匹克威克先生也許是英國文學(xué)中最偉大的滑稽人物了.
• After having stopped acting for many years, he made his reappearance in a comic role.
  他在息影多年后重出江湖, 準(zhǔn)備參加一部喜劇的拍攝.
• Nature is a setting that fits equally well a comic or a mourning piece.
  自然既可是悲劇的,也可以是喜劇的背景.
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