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Перевод: skit

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шутка ; сатира ; пародия ; скетч ; капустник ; толпа ; множество
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Тезаурус:

1. There is an amusing passage from a skit by Max Beerbohm, the caricaturist and wit who flourished in the decadent nineties and the early years of this century, which neatly points out this danger.
2. The pair in fact decided to work together after Merton added a joke to a skit of Clary's a few years ago: a man is returning from a holiday in Morocco, and is stopped and questioned by Moroccan customs.
3. Victoria, 39, repeats the role in her Christmas special tomorrow when she plays a pram-pushing mother in a skit on daytime magazine programmes.
4. It is known that the sea is cruel, but it is also humourless, so few laughs are prompted by this book and after some glum pages it is easy to crave even the schoolboy humour of Stephen Leacock's skit, Soaked in Seaweed.
5. "Don't worry, I skit ever so phrenic."
6. For party occasions he delivered a skit sermon called "Under the Juniper Tree" which could reduce his audiences to helpless laughter by its caricature of the most platitudinous and pontificating type of preaching.
7. In fact the Cheese Shot Skit - my all-time favourite - owes its life to him.
8. Julia: "You can skit over anything, can't you?"
9. Among the few papers in his possession at the time of his death were some manuscript notes in which he was evidently attempting to develop his earlier skit, "The Hopkin Syndicate".
10. THERE can be few musicals that so vividly evoke the era they portray as A Slice of Saturday Night, a 60s skit on teenage passions set in Eric "Rubberlegs" De Vene's Club A Go-Go.
11. Perhaps you heard the hoots and the howls that accompanied the skit about John Major's classless society, in which the Princess of Wales is imagined wearing not a hat but a turd on her head!