farcical

英 [ˈfɑːsɪkl]

美 [ˈfɑːrsɪkl]

adj.  荒唐的; 荒谬的; 可笑的

BNC.19491 / COCA.26199

牛津词典

adj.

• 荒唐的；荒谬的；可笑的
  ridiculous and not worth taking seriously
  1. It was a farcical trial.
     那是一次荒唐的审判。
  2. a situation verging on the farcical
     近乎荒唐的场面

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 胡闹的;滑稽的;荒诞的
  If you describe a situation or event asfarcical, you mean that it is so silly or extreme that you are unable to take it seriously.
  1. ...a farcical nine months' jail sentence imposed yesterday on a killer.
     昨天判处一个杀人犯 9 个月监禁的荒唐判决

英英释义

adj

• broadly or extravagantly humorous
  1. the wild farcical exuberance of a clown
  2. ludicrous green hair
  Synonym:ludicrousridiculous

双语例句

• They say that the election was farcical and that this Parliament carries no credibility.
  他们说这次选举很乱来，国会毫无诚信可言。
• The farcical debate on the debt ceiling temporarily distracted traders from the slow-motion sovereign debt crisis in Europe.
  欧洲的主权债务危机发展缓慢，投资者的注意力被美国债务上限谈判的闹剧所打断。
• And on his return journey the situation was even more farcical, with his allocated places two rows apart.
  在返途中情况更加滑稽了，他的座位在不同排。
• Thai politics can seem farcical and sinister, by turns.
  泰国政治有时候看起来闹剧百出，有时又险恶无比，两种情况交替出现。
• This is all getting a trifle farcical.
  这都变得有点荒唐可笑。
• Black refers to the frightful and farcical reality, while Humor refers to an attitude of satire taken by the individualities with intention and volition to reality.
  黑色是指可怕而又滑稽的客观现实；幽默指的是有目的有意志的个性对这种现实所采取的嘲讽态度。
• I've decided to proceed with this farcical engagement.
  我已经决定继续这场闹剧。
• Equally, the Clean Development Mechanism, set up to allow the purchase of pollution credits from poor countries, has turned out to be farcical.
  同样，清洁发展机制设立的初衷是向贫困国家购买减量成果。但却变成了一场闹剧。
• But the lure of audience ratings meant the show has also often descended into farcical inanity.
  但为了追求收视率，导致该节目经常沦为愚蠢荒唐的闹剧。
• A farcical afterpiece in the ancient Roman theater. Dramatic Results in Just Weeks!
  在古罗马喜剧里引人发笑的短喜剧。戏剧性的改变，只需要短短几周时间！