n.滑稽，滑稽讽刺表演(或作品)，滑稽娱乐(曾经风靡美国，常伴有脱衣舞)
adj.嘲弄地模仿的，滑稽剧的
v.模仿嘲弄，取笑

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The burlesque show was a colorful and flamboyant display of comedy, dance, and music.
这场滑稽剧表演是喜剧、舞蹈和音乐多彩而夸张的展示。
She became a renowned burlesque performer, known for her witty acts and glamorous costumes.
她成为了一位著名的滑稽歌舞表演者，以其机智的表演和迷人的服装而闻名。
The burlesque troupe's satirical skits often poked fun at societal norms and politics.
这个滑稽歌舞团的讽刺小品经常拿社会规范和政治开玩笑。
His new novel is a burlesque of classic detective stories, turning every cliché on its head.
他的新小说是对经典侦探故事的滑稽模仿，将每一个老套情节都翻了个底朝天。
The burlesque dancer's feather boa and sparkling heels added to the allure of her performance.
滑稽舞者的羽毛围巾和闪耀的高跟鞋为她的表演增添了魅力。
The show combined vaudeville, circus acts, and burlesque in a dazzling spectacle.
这场演出结合了杂耍、马戏表演和滑稽剧，呈现出一场令人眼花缭乱的壮观景象。
The annual burlesque festival attracts performers and enthusiasts from all over the world.
每年的滑稽歌舞节吸引了来自世界各地的表演者和爱好者。
Her burlesque act involved playful parody of famous movie scenes, leaving the audience in stitches.
她的滑稽表演包含了对著名电影场景的幽默模仿，让观众捧腹大笑。
The history of burlesque can be traced back to Victorian England, where it originated as a form of literary and theatrical satire.
滑稽剧的历史可以追溯到维多利亚时代的英国，它最初是一种文学和戏剧讽刺的形式。
Despite its risqué reputation, modern burlesque often emphasizes self-expression and body positivity.
尽管有其大胆的名声，现代滑稽剧往往强调自我表达和身体积极。