mummers

mummers

美 [ˈmʌmər] 　英 [ˈmʌmə(r)]

• n.(滑稽)哑剧演员

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英汉解释

n.	1. (滑稽)哑剧演员

英英解释

n.	1. an actor in a traditional type of play without words

例句

One of the most interesting parades is Mummers' Parade in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

最有趣的游行之一是在宾夕法尼亚州的费城举行的化装表演。

Mummers' plays, developed in England in the 17th century, are a form of traditional dramatic entertainment based on the legend of St.

哑剧兴起于17世纪的英国，以圣乔治和龙的传说故事为基础，是一种传统戏剧的娱乐形式。

Why should we need armor? We're only mummers. We just pretend to fight.

我们干嘛要带盔甲？我们只是伶人。我们只是假装要战斗。

First, though, you will need to survive what's coming. No one buys dead mummers.

但首先你得留着条命，没人会去买一个死掉的小丑。

This city holds a yearly Mummers Parade on New Year's Day.

这座城市每年都在新年这天举行艺人游行。

The mummers are costumed and in different masks.

表演者身穿戏装，戴着各式面具。

Over 100 years old, the Mummers Parade is as much a part of Philadelphia history as the Liberty Bell and cheese steaks.

与自由钟和干酪牛肉三明治一样，戴假面具游行也是费城一百多年来历史的一部分。