clown around in Latin
clown around in Latin is dēsipiō, scurror — clown around means to behave in a silly, playful way instead of taking a situation seriously, usually to entertain other people or to avoid getting on with the task at hand.
clown around in Latin
dēsipiō
To have fun in an irresponsible manner.
scurror
To have fun in an irresponsible manner.
What does "clown around" mean?
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verb To behave in a silly, playful way instead of taking a situation seriously, usually to entertain other people or to avoid getting on with the task at hand.
"Stop clowning around and finish your homework."
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clown around in a sentence
- Stop clowning around and finish your homework.
- The players clowned around for the cameras before the match started.
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What is "clown around" in Latin?
"clown around" in Latin is dēsipiō, scurror. clown around means: To behave in a silly, playful way instead of taking a situation seriously, usually to entertain other people or to avoid getting on with the task at hand.
How do you use "clown around" in a sentence?
Example: "Stop clowning around and finish your homework." In Latin, "clown around" is dēsipiō, scurror.
Are there other ways to say "clown around" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "clown around": dēsipiō, scurror.
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