antic

UK
/ˈæn.tɪk/
US
/ˈæn.tɪk/

Translations

anticnoun
antics
pl
UK
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US
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шалостьЧаще о безобидной, игривой проделке; обычно употребляется во множественном числе.
The children were scolded for their antics during the class.
Детей отругали за их шалости во время урока.
Additional translations
выходкаО нелепом, странном или вызывающем поступке.
anticadjective
more antic
Comp.
most antic
Super.
UK
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US
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гротескныйКнижн.; о внешности, поведении или оформлении.
The antic costumes at the festival drew everyone's attention.
Гротескные костюмы на фестивале привлекли всеобщее внимание.
шутовскойО поведении, жестах или манере держаться; с оттенком комизма.
His antic gestures made the children laugh uncontrollably.
Его шутовские жесты заставили детей безудержно смеяться.
anticverb
anticked
Past Simple
anticked
Past Participle
anticking
Gerund
UK
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US
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Archaic usage meaning 'to perform antics; to act in a playfully grotesque manner'
паясничатьУстар.; о нарочито смешном, гротескном поведении.
The jesters antic across the stage, delighting the court.
Шуты паясничают на сцене, радуя двор.
Synonyms
clown around
horse around
play the fool
Antonyms
be serious
act solemnly
compose oneself
restrain oneself
behave soberly

Definitions

anticnoun
A playful or funny act or action.
The children's antics kept the audience entertained throughout the show.
A grotesque, ludicrous, or bizarre act done for fun and amusement.
His antics at the party were the talk of the town for weeks.
anticadjective
Grotesque or bizarre in appearance or behavior.
The antic costumes at the festival drew everyone's attention.
Playfully silly or comical.
His antic gestures made the children laugh uncontrollably.
anticverb
To act in a playful, grotesque, or fanciful manner; to caper (archaic).
The jesters antic across the stage, delighting the court.