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clown
noun
clowns
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clowns
pl
UK
/klaʊn/
US
/klaʊn/
clown
The clown juggled brightly colored balls to the delight of the children in the audience.
Le clown jonglait avec des balles de couleurs vives pour le plus grand plaisir des enfants dans le public.
Additional translations
bouffon
Sens péjoratif ou moqueur.
clown
Au sens figuré, pour une personne ridicule ou qui se comporte de façon idiote.
Synonyms
fool
zany
trickster
mime
harlequin
comic
buffoon
jester
clown
verb
clowns
clowned
Past Simple
clowned
Past Participle
clowning
Gerund
UK
/klaʊn/
US
/klaʊn/
faire le clown
Familier.
During the party, he couldn't resist clowning around to make everyone laugh.
Pendant la fête, il n'a pas pu s'empêcher de faire le clown pour faire rire tout le monde.
Synonyms
joke
jest
fool around
goof off
horse around
play the fool
act up
mess around
Definitions
clown
noun
A performer, typically in a circus, who wears a colorful costume and makeup and entertains people with jokes and tricks.
The clown juggled brightly colored balls to the delight of the children in the audience.
A person who behaves in a silly or foolish way, often to make others laugh.
During the meeting, he acted like a clown, making everyone laugh with his silly antics.
clown
verb
To behave in a silly or playful way, often to entertain others.
During the party, he couldn't resist clowning around to make everyone laugh.
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