comedy

comedy
noun
1) Lustspiel, das; Komödie, die
2) (humour) Witz, der; Witzigkeit, die
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['komədi]
plural - comedies; noun
1) (a play of a pleasant or amusing kind: We went to see a comedy last night.) die Komödie
2) (humour: They all saw the comedy of the situation.) die Komik
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com·edy
[ˈkɒmədi, AM ˈkɑ:-]
n
1. THEAT, LIT (amusing work) Komödie f, Lustpiel nt, Schwank m SCHWEIZ pej
2. (funny situation) Theater nt, Komödie f
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['kɒmIdɪ]
n
1) (THEAT) Komödie f, Lustspiel nt

comedy programme — Unterhaltungsprogramm nt

comedy writer — Lustspielautor(in) m(f) or (classical) -dichter(in)

"Comedy of Errors" — "Komödie der Irrungen"

the entire deal was just a comedy of errors (fig) — bei dem Geschäft ging aber auch alles daneben

low comedy — Klamauk m

high comedy — echte or gekonnte Komödie

to act in comedy — Komödiendarsteller(in) m(f) sein

2) (fig) Komödie f, Theater nt (inf)
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comedy [ˈkɒmıdı; US ˈkɑ-] s
1. THEAT Komödie f, Lustspiel n:
light comedy Schwank m;
comedy of character Charakterkomödie;
comedy of manners Sittenstück n;
comedy of mistaken identity Verwechslungskomödie
2. fig Komödie f, komische Sache
3. Komik f
com. abk
1. comedy
2. comma
3. commander
4. commerce
5. commercial
6. commission
7. commissioner
8. committee
9. common
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noun
1) Lustspiel, das; Komödie, die
2) (humour) Witz, der; Witzigkeit, die
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n.
Komödie -n f.
Lustspiel n.

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