buffoonery

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• In a television studio politicians of all stripes entertain viewers with mudslinging, shouting and buffoonery.
  電視節(jié)目里，形形色色的政客們互相攻擊、叫罵并且插科打諢，使看客們捧腹大笑。
• Mr Berlusconi is always great with the one-liners. But his buffoonery is wearing thin on the rest of the euro zone.
  貝盧斯科尼對(duì)俏皮話(huà)一直都很在行，不過(guò)他的插科打諢對(duì)歐元區(qū)其它國(guó)家而言已經(jīng)越來(lái)越不給力了。
• Arabic, Persian and Turkish literature feature a Sufi sage, known as Juha or Mullah Nasreddin, notable for buffoonery, wit and wisdom.
  阿拉伯、波斯和土耳其的文學(xué)中講述了一位名叫Juha或者M(jìn)ullah Nasreddin蘇菲教智者的滑稽舉動(dòng)，風(fēng)趣而睿智。

權(quán)威例句

• Second, led by Yediot, the media prefer to portray Barak's buffoonery as courageous statecraft than acknowledge the massive cost of his failure.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Hizbullah's media champions
• Known for his buffoonery, diatribes, and banter on television talk shows and on the campaign trail, Chavez knew how to neuter a formidable opposition throughout his political career.
  FORBES: Hugo Chavez Leaves The Soft-Dictator's Oil Curse As His Legacy
• It's like comparing opera to buffoonery.
  ECONOMIST: France's pension reform
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