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comedian

/kəˈmiːdɪən

noun

1An entertainer on stage or television whose act is designed to make an audience laugh: they sat watching an Irish comedian telling jokes a stand-up comedian...

The 5.1 mix on this disc is better than expected - there were times where I felt I was really in the audience watching the comedians on stage.
While he considers himself first and foremost a stand-up comedian, his television career is on quite a roll.
Watching the way comedians dealt with difficult audiences was particularly enlightening.

Synonyms

comic, funny man, funny woman, comedienne, comedy actor/actress, humorist, gagster, stand-up;

North American tummler;

French farceur

1.1A comic actor or playwright.He doesn't take for granted the skills required to be a comedian or comic actor of quality....

Hire noted comedians and physical actors for the lead roles, provide the straight man, and start firing.
Why isn't the greatest comedian considered a better actor than a mediocre drama queen?

1.2often ironic A person who is or thinks themselves to be amusing or entertaining: he’s a real comedian, this fellow...

Aside from having total mastery over all things pointless, he's also a real cut-up of a comedian!
The cruise took around one hour and was a narrated trip; it turned out that the guy doing the narration was a bit of a comedian so it was pretty amusing.
Others become comedians or " party animals " so that people will like them.

Synonyms

joker, jester, wit, wag, comic, wisecracker, punner, jokester;

prankster, clown, fool, buffoon

informal laugh, hoot, case, character, one

informal, dated card, caution, sketch, yell

Australian/New Zealand informal hard case

Origin

Late 16th century (denoting a comic playwright): from French comédien, from Old French comedie (see comedy). The sense 'entertainer' dates from the late 19th century.

单词	comedian
释义	comedian /kəˈmiːdɪən / noun 1An entertainer on stage or television whose act is designed to make an audience laugh: they sat watching an Irish comedian telling jokes a stand-up comedian... The 5.1 mix on this disc is better than expected - there were times where I felt I was really in the audience watching the comedians on stage. While he considers himself first and foremost a stand-up comedian, his television career is on quite a roll. Watching the way comedians dealt with difficult audiences was particularly enlightening. Synonyms comic, funny man, funny woman, comedienne, comedy actor/actress, humorist, gagster, stand-up; North American tummler; French farceur 1.1A comic actor or playwright.He doesn't take for granted the skills required to be a comedian or comic actor of quality.... Hire noted comedians and physical actors for the lead roles, provide the straight man, and start firing. Why isn't the greatest comedian considered a better actor than a mediocre drama queen? 1.2often ironic A person who is or thinks themselves to be amusing or entertaining: he’s a real comedian, this fellow... Aside from having total mastery over all things pointless, he's also a real cut-up of a comedian! The cruise took around one hour and was a narrated trip; it turned out that the guy doing the narration was a bit of a comedian so it was pretty amusing. Others become comedians or " party animals " so that people will like them. Synonyms joker, jester, wit, wag, comic, wisecracker, punner, jokester; prankster, clown, fool, buffoon informal laugh, hoot, case, character, one informal, dated card, caution, sketch, yell Australian/New Zealand informal hard case Origin Late 16th century (denoting a comic playwright): from French comédien, from Old French comedie (see comedy). The sense 'entertainer' dates from the late 19th century. Rhymes Archimedean, epicedian, median, tragedian
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