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farce

/fɑːs/ /fɑɹs/

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noun

闹剧，滑稽剧。

A style of humor marked by broad improbabilities with little regard to regularity or method.

Examples :

"The school play was a complete farce; the actors' lines were mumbled, the costumes were ridiculous, and the plot made no sense. "

这出学校的戏剧简直就是一场闹剧；演员们含糊不清地念台词，服装荒唐可笑，而且情节也毫无逻辑可言。

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noun

闹剧，滑稽剧。

A motion picture or play featuring this style of humor.

Examples :

"The farce that we saw last night had us laughing and shaking our heads at the same time."

我们昨晚看的那出闹剧让我们又笑又摇头，真是太滑稽了。

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noun

闹剧，滑稽剧。

A situation abounding with ludicrous incidents.

Examples :

"The first month of labor negotiations was a farce."

劳资谈判的第一个月简直就是一场闹剧。

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noun

闹剧，滑稽剧。

A ridiculous or empty show.

Examples :

"The political arena is a mere farce, with all sorts of fools trying to grab power."

政坛不过是一场闹剧，各种各样的蠢货都在争权夺利。

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noun

馅料，填料

Forcemeat, stuffing.

Examples :

"The chef used a delicious chicken farce to stuff the turkey breast. "

厨师用美味的鸡肉馅料来填塞火鸡胸脯。

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verb

填塞肉馅，填馅。

To stuff with forcemeat.

Examples :

"The chef will farce the chicken with a savory mixture of breadcrumbs, herbs, and vegetables before roasting it. "

厨师会在烤鸡之前，先用面包屑、香草和蔬菜等做成的美味馅料把鸡填塞好。

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verb

塞满，填塞。

To fill full; to stuff.

Examples :

"The chef farced the turkey with herbs and vegetables before roasting it. "

厨师在烤火鸡之前，先用香草和蔬菜把火鸡的肚子塞得满满的。

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verb

使肥胖, 催肥

Examples :

"The chef tried to farce the turkey breast, hoping to make it look and feel more substantial. "

厨师试图给火鸡胸脯催肥，希望它看起来和摸起来都更厚实。

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verb

虚张声势，夸大。

To swell out; to render pompous.

Examples :

"The politician's speech farced with empty promises, trying to sound important but ultimately failing to convince anyone. "

这位政客的演讲充斥着空洞的承诺，虚张声势，试图显得很重要，但最终未能说服任何人。

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