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41 comedy drama
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42 comedy of cape and sword
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43 comedy of character
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44 comedy of intrigue
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45 comedy of manners
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46 comedy of situation
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47 comedy-variety program
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48 comedy show
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49 comedy theatre
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50 situation comedy
1. театр. комедия положений2. тлв. радио, комедийный сериалСинонимический ряд:light social satire (noun) comedy of manners; drama; high comedy; light social satire; parody; play; sitcom -
51 black comedy
«чёрная комедия»musical comedy — музыкальная комедия; мюзикл; оперетта
comedy of cape and sword — комедия «плаща и шпаги»
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52 low comedy
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53 musical comedy
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54 cape-and-sword comedy
(cape-and-sword comedy (тж. cloak-and-sword comedy, comedy of cape and sword или of cloak and sword))Though Lope de Vega wrote plays of all kinds, romantic, historical, pastoral, and religious, his fame rests chiefly on the comedies of intrigue known as cape and sword. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Don Fernando’, ch. VII) — Хотя Лопе де Вега писал различные пьесы: романтические, исторические, пасторальные и религиозные, он прославился главным образом комедиями интриги, так называемыми комедиями "плаща и шпаги"
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55 musical comedy
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56 slapstick comedy
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57 cloak-and-dagger comedy
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58 drawing-room comedy
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59 low comedy
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60 musical comedy
musical comedy оперетта; музыкальная комедия
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