n.（意）（歌剧中）演滑稽角色的男低音歌手
adj.（意）滑稽的

原形：buffo复数：buffi

The buffoonery of the court jester lightened the mood of the king.
朝廷小丑的滑稽表演缓和了国王的心情。
His attempt at humor was seen as mere buffoonery by the serious audience.
他试图幽默的行为在严肃的观众看来只是愚蠢的闹剧。
The clown's buffoonish antics brought laughter to the children at the circus.
小丑的滑稽动作让马戏团的孩子们发笑。
The politician's buffoonery on TV made him lose credibility among voters.
政客在电视上的愚蠢行为使他在选民中失去了信誉。
In Shakespeare's plays, the character of Falstaff is known for his buffoonery and wit.
在莎士比亚的戏剧中，Falstaff角色以其滑稽和机智著称。
Despite his public buffoonery, he was a brilliant strategist behind closed doors.
尽管他在公开场合表现得滑稽可笑，但在幕后他却是一个杰出的战略家。
The comedian's buffoonery masked a deep intelligence and social commentary.
这位喜剧演员的滑稽表演掩盖了他深刻的思想和对社会的评论。
His constant buffoonery in class disrupted the learning environment.
他在课堂上不断的胡闹扰乱了学习环境。
The movie featured a cast of colorful characters, including a buffoonish villain.
这部电影有一群多彩的角色，包括一个滑稽的反派。
The festival's clown parade was a celebration of joy and harmless buffoonery.
节日的小丑游行是欢乐和无害的滑稽表演的庆祝。