n. 1.哑剧。 2.〔英国〕(圣诞节上演的)童话剧。 3.(古罗马的)哑剧演员。 4.姿势；手势；表意动作。 vt. 用手势传(意)。 vi. 演哑剧。 adj. -tomimic ,-tomimist n. 1.哑剧作者[演员]。 2.打手势的人。
a performance using gestures and body movements without words 同义词：mime, dumb show,
act out without words but with gestures and bodily movements only; "The acting students mimed eating an apple" 同义词：mime,
Pantomime (informally, panto)not to be confused with the theatrical medium of mimeis a form of musical comedy stage production, designed for families, developed in the United Kingdom and mostly performed during the Christmas and New Year season. Modern pantomime includes songs, slapstick comedy and dancing, employs gender-crossing actors, and combines topical humour with a story loosely based on a well-known fairy tale.
例句与用法
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A most amusing pantomime was acted before her . 一场饶有趣味的哑剧，正在她面前演出。
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As it opened, he watched the pantomime with interest . 刚一开演时，他津津有味地看着这出戏。
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I've not seen a real, old fashioned pantomime for donkey's year . 我许多年没看过一出真正的老式的哑剧了。
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I know the pantomime to which you are referring , it was really amusing . 我知道你所指的那个哑剧，它非常具有娱乐性。
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I acted out a pantomime more eloquent than my most expressive words . 我扮演的哑剧比我最富表现力的语言还要意味深长。
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England was a revelation to her, and she found herself as diverted as a child at a pantomime . 英国对她来说是一个新发现，她觉得自己象欣赏童话剧的孩子一样兴奋。
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The man of whom i speak was a low pantomime actor; and like many people of his class, an habitual drunkard . 我所说的人是一个演哑剧的下级演员；他象他那个阶级的许多人一样，也是一个经常的醉鬼。
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But the debate quickly drifted into pantomime 但是争论很快就变成了无声的动作。
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The audience roared with laughter at the pantomime 观众被这哑剧逗得哈哈大笑。
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He feared that the art of pantomime was under threat 他害怕哑剧的艺术会遭受威胁。
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