skit in French
skit in French is sketch, saynète, parodie — skit means a short comic performance, usually a few minutes long, with a single joke or situation at its centre — the kind of thing performed at a school assembly, on a variety show or in a social media video.
skit in French
sketch
A short comic performance done by amateurs.
saynète
A short comic performance done by amateurs.
parodie
A short comic performance done by amateurs.
What does "skit" mean?
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noun A short comic performance, usually a few minutes long, with a single joke or situation at its centre — the kind of thing performed at a school assembly, on a variety show or in a social media video.
"The sixth form wrote a skit about the head teacher's parking space."
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noun A short recorded comic interlude placed between the tracks of an album, especially in hip hop.
"The album has three skits, including a fake radio advert."
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skit in a sentence
- The sixth form wrote a skit about the head teacher's parking space.
- Half his channel is skits filmed in his kitchen.
- The album has three skits, including a fake radio advert.
- The magazine ran a skit lampooning the new prime minister.
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What is "skit" in French?
"skit" in French is sketch, saynète, parodie. skit means: A short comic performance, usually a few minutes long, with a single joke or situation at its centre — the kind of thing performed at a school assembly, on a variety show or in a social media video.
How do you use "skit" in a sentence?
Example: "The sixth form wrote a skit about the head teacher's parking space." In French, "skit" is sketch, saynète, parodie.
Are there other ways to say "skit" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "skit": sketch, saynète, parodie.
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