n. (讽刺性的)诙谐模仿, 滑稽戏
a. 滑稽的, 可笑的
n. a theatrical entertainment of broad and earthy humor; consists of comic skits and short turns (and sometimes striptease)
a. relating to or characteristic of a burlesque
1.Everybody wants to date a stripper or burlesque dancer until they actually start dating a stripper or burlesque dancer.
人人都想和脱衣舞者或者滑稽舞者交往 但当他们真的和这些人交往后就不这么想了
2.I'm sorry, I don't want you to do burlesque.
对不起 我不想让你去做滑稽表演
3.Trust me, it's pke a burlesque show under here.
相信我 这里面像脱衣舞娘秀一样
4.Hi. I'm gonna be in a burlesque show.
嗨 我会参加一个滑稽表演秀
5.Something I learned from my old burlesque days.
我以前演喜剧的时候学到的
6.I took my exhu and to a burlesque club on our fifth anniversary.
结婚五周年时候我带我前夫 去了舞娘俱乐部
7.The nutmeg is dominant, yes, but it's the olfactory equivalent of a burlesque dancer.
确实是以肉豆蔻的气味为主 但这种气味就像是 嗅觉中的脱衣舞娘
8.Baby, I've got burlesque, but I want to introduce you to these people before I go.
亲爱的 我要去表演滑稽戏 但我想在走之前给你介绍一些人
9.I, uh, heard from a friend of a friend that the new thing in burlesque is actual nudity.
我听朋友的朋友说 舞娘俱乐部的新花样是
10.When people think burlesque, they think pinup, you know, a certain style, shape, size.
人们想到滑稽表演的时候 他们会想美女照片 某种风格 身材 型号
