farce

n.

笑剧，闹剧；滑稽剧；

vt.

用笑话补充、描述；〈古〉填充；

复数：farces过去式：farced过去分词：farced现在分词：farcing第三人称单数：farces

1. Their negotiations were a farce since their leaders had already made the decision.
   他们的谈判简直就是一场荒唐的笑剧，因为他们的领导们早就作出决定了。
2. It seemed to be a farce and it made us doubled up with laugher.
   它看起来很像闹剧，我们都笑弯了腰。
3. The trials were a mere farce since no judges were present at all.
   这些审判简直是胡闹，因为根本没有法官出席。
4. The play suddenly changes from farce to tragedy.
   这部戏突然从闹剧变成悲剧。
5. He likes to watch farces at weekends to relax himself.
   他喜欢在周末看滑稽剧来放松自己。

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