clown

UK:  [klaʊn]

US:  [klaʊn]

复数：clowns  现在分词：clowning  过去分词：clowned  

n.

1.(马戏团、喜剧等中的)小丑,丑角

2.乡下佬;笨拙粗鲁的人

3.经常闹笑话的人;好说笑话的人;逗人笑乐的人;可笑的人

4.笨蛋

5.〔美俚〕村镇警察;小气鬼,守财奴

6.粗人,大老粗

7.村民,乡下佬

8.流氓

9.油腔滑调

v.

1.扮小丑;闹笑话;说笑话,逗趣

2.滑稽表演

3.开玩笑

4.粗鲁举止

1 . Malvolio been declared suffering from mental disorder locked up in a darkroom, and was dressed as a clown in every possible way pastor fun.
马伏里奥被宣布患有精神错乱而关进了暗室，并被装扮成牧师的小丑百般戏弄。

2 . A clown weights 60 lb more than a trapeze artist. The trapeze artist weighs two thirds as much as the clown. How much does each weigh?
一个小丑比一个荡秋千演员重60磅。荡秋千演员的体重是小丑的三分之二。两人各自的体重是多少？

3 . He's a born clown, just the sight of him is enough to make you fall about laughing.
他是个天生的小丑。只要一看见他那副模样就足以令你笑破肚皮。

4 . She wore clown patches of tan and brown on her coat of short, white hair, and was tall enough to meet me nose to wet nose.
长着一身短而白的毛，上面缀满了酱色和褐色像小丑的衣服上那样的斑点。她的个儿老高，她那湿漉漉的鼻子可以舔到我的鼻子。

5 . A princess to see the clown's performance feels very interesting, often dressed as a country girl to see clowns, she was happy the clown.
一个公主看到小丑的表演觉得很有趣，就经常打扮成一个村姑去看小丑表演，她被小丑的快乐所带动。