sitcoms

英 [ˈsɪtˌkɒmz]

美 [ˈsɪtkɑmz]

n.  情景喜剧
sitcom的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 情景喜剧
  Asitcomis an amusing television drama series about a set of characters.Sitcomis an abbreviation for (缩略=) 'situation comedy'.
  1. ...the classic '70s TV sitcom 'Rising Damp'.
     70 年代的经典情景喜剧《旧楼记》

双语例句

• A Contrastive Study of Complaints and Their Responses between Children in Chinese and American Family Sitcoms
  中美家庭情景喜剧中子女间抱怨及其应答的对比研究
• Sitcoms can provide plenty of materials for humor study.
  情景喜剧可以为言语幽默的分析提供丰富的语料。
• In most countries, prime-time Monday night television is dominated by sitcoms.
  在大多数国家，周一晚上的电视黄金时段都由连续剧所占据。
• ( Mid to late '90s fashion aside, Friends is one of the rare syndication sitcoms that has aged well.)
  （90年代中期至末期时装之外，《老友记》是在时光中处理很好的罕见的多人情景剧）。
• Furthermore, characters on some popular network sitcoms inhabit all-white worlds.
  此外，一些深受欢迎的电视情景喜剧中的人物都是清一色的白人。
• A Pragmatic Analysis of Verbal Humors in Chinese and American Sitcoms
  中美情景喜剧幽默对白的语用学分析
• Sitcoms are funny shows that show the life of more than one person.
  系列幽默剧是反映一人以上的生活的滑稽片。
• Trying to reach the couch-floppers who prefer mass-market sitcoms and dramas, though, might be largely a wasted effort.
  但是要想在Twitter上针对那些喜欢情景喜剧和电视剧的普通观众打广告的话，很大程度上可能会成为一种浪费。
• That's because Americans love sitcoms.
  那是因为美国人爱好情境喜剧。
• Such programs originated in radio, but today, sitcoms are found almost exclusively on television.
  这种节目形式最早源于广播，但是如今的情景喜剧主要是通过电视来呈现。