slapstick in Czech
slapstick in Czech is bláznivá komedie, groteska — slapstick means comedy built on exaggerated physical mishaps — falls, chases, collisions and blows — rather than on words.
slapstick in Czech
What does "slapstick" mean?
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noun Comedy built on exaggerated physical mishaps — falls, chases, collisions and blows — rather than on words.
"The film relies on pure slapstick: three men, one ladder and a flight of stairs."
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adjective Involving or characteristic of such comedy.
"A slapstick chase scene closes the second act."
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noun A device of two thin boards joined at one end, used on stage to produce a loud crack when an actor is struck without causing injury.
"The harlequin carried a slapstick and used it on everyone he met."
slapstick in a sentence
- The film relies on pure slapstick: three men, one ladder and a flight of stairs.
- There is a difference between clever physical comedy and lazy slapstick.
- A slapstick chase scene closes the second act.
- The harlequin carried a slapstick and used it on everyone he met.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "slapstick" in Czech?
"slapstick" in Czech is bláznivá komedie, groteska. slapstick means: Comedy built on exaggerated physical mishaps — falls, chases, collisions and blows — rather than on words.
How do you use "slapstick" in a sentence?
Example: "The film relies on pure slapstick: three men, one ladder and a flight of stairs." In Czech, "slapstick" is bláznivá komedie, groteska.
Are there other ways to say "slapstick" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "slapstick": bláznivá komedie, groteska.