tragicomedy

/traj-i-kom-i-dee/US // ˌtrædʒ ɪˈkɒm ɪ di //UK // (ˌtrædʒɪˈkɒmɪdɪ) //

悲喜剧,悲壮的喜剧,悲惨喜剧,悲情喜剧

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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plural trag·i·com·e·dies.
- : a dramatic or other literary composition combining elements of both tragedy and comedy.
- : an incident, or series of incidents, of mixed tragic and comic character.

The tragicomedy of U.S. politics is that we really do get the government we deserve.
Canada in the West has all races, and it was consistent of me to give a Chinaman of noble birth a part to play in the tragicomedy.
The distinctions between tragedy, comedy, tragicomedy, and romantic comedy often become barely discernible.
For a time it is mainly confined to romantic comedy, but it soon enters into tragedy and tragicomedy.
At the opening of the theatres, tragedy and tragicomedy took up their courses about where they had left off.
This tragicomedy, as Lamb called it, in two acts, is slighter than "Woodvil" and even less adapted to the stage.