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1 Comedy
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2 comedy
1. Komödie, Lustspiel2. siehe auch sketchDeutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > comedy
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3 Comedy-Serie
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4 Comedy-Falle
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5 Musical Comedy
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6 Comedyserie,
Comedy-Serie f (television) comedy series, sitcom -
7 das Lustspiel
- {comedy} kịch vui, hài kịch, thể kịch nói thông thường -
8 die Komödie
- {comedy} kịch vui, hài kịch, thể kịch nói thông thường - {farce} trò khôi hài, trò hề &), kịch vui nhộn, thể kịch vui nhộn -
9 Komödie
f; -, -n1. comedy; fig. farce* * *die Komödiecomedy* * *Ko|mö|die [ko'møːdiə]f -, -ncomedy; (fig) (= heiteres Ereignis) farce; (= Täuschung) play-actingKomö́die spielen (fig) — to put on an act
* * *(a play of a pleasant or amusing kind: We went to see a comedy last night.) comedy* * *Ko·mö·die<-, -n>[koˈmø:di̯ə]f1. (Bühnenstück) comedy\Komödie spielen to play-actjdm eine \Komödie vorspielen to play-act to sb* * *die; Komödie, Komödien1) comedy; (fig.) farce2) (Theater) comedy theatre3) (Heuchelei) play-acting* * *1. comedy; fig farce2. (Verstellung) play-acting;Komödie spielen put on an act* * *die; Komödie, Komödien1) comedy; (fig.) farce2) (Theater) comedy theatre3) (Heuchelei) play-acting* * *-n f.comedy n. -
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11 Komik
f; -, kein Pl. comedy, comic effect; (das Komische an einer Sache) comic aspect, funny side (an + Dat of); voller Komik very funny; Sinn für Komik sense of the comic ( oder of comedy)* * *Ko|mik ['koːmɪk]f -, no pl(= das Komische) comic; (= komische Wirkung) comic effect; (= lustiges Element von Situation) comic elementtragische Kómik — tragicomedy
ein Sinn für Kómik — a sense of the comic
* * *die1) (humour: They all saw the comedy of the situation.) comedy2) (the quality of being amusing: the humour of the situation.) humour3) humorousness* * *Ko·mik<->[ˈko:mɪk]f kein pl comic* * *die; Komik: comic effect; (komisches Element) comic element or aspect* * *an +dat of);voller Komik very funny;Sinn für Komik sense of the comic ( oder of comedy)* * *die; Komik: comic effect; (komisches Element) comic element or aspect* * *-en f.humor n.humour n. -
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13 Boulevardtheater
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14 Boulevardstück
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15 Comedyserie
Co|me|dy|se|rie ['kɔmədi-]f (TV)(television) comedy series; (mit Situationskomödie) sitcom (inf)* * * -
16 Gesellschaftsstück
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17 Kriminalkomödie
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18 Lustspieldichter
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19 Stegreifkomödie
f improvised comedy* * *Steg|reif|ko|mö|diefimprovised comedy* * *Stegreifkomödie f improvised comedy -
20 Bauernkomödie
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