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pantomime in Swedish

pantomime in Swedish is pantomim, mim, mima — pantomime means the act of telling a story or communicating through gesture and expression alone, without speaking.

pantomime in Swedish

pantomim
noun
mim
noun
mima
verb

What does "pantomime" mean?

  1. noun The act of telling a story or communicating through gesture and expression alone, without speaking.
    "The mime performed an entire pantomime of getting stuck in an invisible box."
  2. noun A British Christmas theatrical show for families, featuring comedy, music, and audience participation.
    "Every December, the local theatre puts on a pantomime for the whole family."
  3. verb To act something out using only gestures, without speaking.
    "She pantomimed drinking a cup of tea to explain what she wanted."
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pantomime in a sentence

  • The mime performed an entire pantomime of getting stuck in an invisible box.
  • Every December, the local theatre puts on a pantomime for the whole family.
  • She pantomimed drinking a cup of tea to explain what she wanted.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "pantomime" in Swedish?

"pantomime" in Swedish is pantomim, mim, mima. pantomime means: The act of telling a story or communicating through gesture and expression alone, without speaking.

How do you use "pantomime" in a sentence?

Example: "The mime performed an entire pantomime of getting stuck in an invisible box." In Swedish, "pantomime" is pantomim, mim, mima.

Are there other ways to say "pantomime" in Swedish?

Yes — Swedish has 3 translations listed for "pantomime": pantomim, mim, mima.

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