buffoon

英 [bəˈfuːn]

美 [bəˈfuːn]

n. 小丑; 滑稽可笑的人

复数：buffoons　

BNC.34386 / COCA.23455

牛津词典

noun

N-COUNT 小丑；愚蠢的人
If you call someone abuffoon, you mean that they often do foolish things.
1. ...the man once dismissed by the West as a drunken buffoon.
  一个曾被西方不屑地视为醉鬼的人

noun

a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior
Synonym:clowngoofgoofballmerry andrew
a rude or vulgar fool
Synonym:clown

Among these plays, the play to be arrested were awarded performance prize and corolla prize at the third Shanghai Drama festival, so he was acclaimed as famous buffoon of South of Changjiang river.
《活捉》一剧荣获上海第三届戏剧节表演奖和花冠奖，被誉为“江南名丑”。
The crowd laugh and guffaw as soon as they see the ridiculous manner of the buffoon.
大家一见小丑那种滑稽样子立刻哄堂大笑。
We tend to see him as a buffoon.
我们常常把他看作小丑。
He's a drunken buffoon posing as a poet.
他是个假装成诗人的酒鬼。
You ejected that tin-plated buffoon with great panache.
棒极了，你赶走了那个穿盔甲的小丑。
Are you a good joker, jester, buffoon or humorist? You can have a go here.
您很会说笑话吗？这里让您大展伸手。
Sit down, you buffoon. I don't know how to drive this bloody thing!
坐下，你这个笨蛋，我不会开这玩意！
A buffoon in one of the old comedies; imitates others for ludicrous effect.
在旧喜剧中的一种小丑；模仿他人达到滑稽效果。
He was one part blackguard, people said, and three parts buffoon.
人家说他是一分流氓气，三分小丑气。
You are an ignorant buffoon.
你是个无知的小丑。