clown

n.

丑角，小丑；乡下人，笨拙粗鲁的人；经常闹笑话的人；小气鬼，守财奴

v.

扮小丑；闹笑话；说笑话，逗趣；

复数：clowns过去式：clowned过去分词：clowned现在分词：clowning第三人称单数：clowns

1. It's a picture depicting him as a clown.
   这是一幅把他画成小丑的画。
2. I just curled up when I saw her dressed as a clown.
   我见她打扮得像个小丑，把我笑得直不起腰来。
3. I wish he would stop being such a clown.
   我希望他能够不再像个粗俗的小丑。

1. Start climbing up the charts, so sick, but they tried to clown.
   开始向美好奋斗
2. Stop all this clowning.
   别再开玩笑了。

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