comedians

英 [kəˈmiːdiənz]

美 [kəˈmidiənz]

n.  滑稽演员; 喜剧演员
comedian的复数

柯林斯词典

• 滑稽演员;喜剧演员
  Acomedianis an entertainer whose job is to make people laugh, by telling jokes or funny stories.

双语例句

• Comedians make people laugh, but also think about life.
  滑稽演员使人发笑，同时也使人思索生活。
• He distracted them by joking and imitating movie and radio comedians.
  他用开玩笑的方法或者模仿电影及广播中的滑稽演员来对付他们。
• But women don't rush the stage for comedians.
  可女人们不会为喜剧演员冲上来。
• There are some comedians, some poets* but actually I see this is a good thing, because its better to work with people who have no experiences than people who have bad habits.
  但我反倒觉得这是好事儿，因为和没有经验的人工作、好过和有坏习惯的人工作。
• Typical for China is the crosstalk show, where a pair of comedians entertain the audience with word play.
  中国喜剧的典型是相声，两个滑稽演员通过玩弄辞藻来逗乐观众。在滑稽表演中演主角的喜剧演员。
• This is going to be the show where up-and-coming comedians will establish themselves
  这将是大有前途的喜剧演员们让自己获得认可的节目。
• This is true for actors, dancers and comedians, but perhaps most of all for singers.
  这个道理适用于演员、舞者和喜剧家们，但更适用于绝大多数的歌手。
• His attempts to copy other slapstick comedians who were popular at that time were a failure.
  他模仿当时受欢迎的闹剧演员的尝试失败了。
• They are not comedians, but they are entertaining.
  他们不是喜剧演员，但他们会提供娱乐。
• Comedians have not missed the aggressive nature of laughter.
  喜剧演员都捕捉到了笑的侵略性。