n.滑稽戏(剧本)，闹剧(剧本)，笑剧(剧本)，荒唐的事情
vt.用笑话补充，描述，〈古〉填充

原形：farce第三人称单数：farces复数：farces过去式：farced过去分词：farced现在分词：farcing

The play was a farce, with actors tripping over their lines and props falling apart.
这出剧是个滑稽戏，演员们台词念得磕磕绊绊，道具也纷纷散架。
The trial was widely seen as a political farce, as the judge was clearly biased.
那场审判被广泛视为政治闹剧，因为法官明显有偏见。
Their attempt to cover up the scandal turned into a farce when the truth leaked out.
他们试图掩盖丑闻，结果真相泄露，变成了一场闹剧。
The so-called "reality" TV show is nothing but a farce, with everything staged for entertainment.
那所谓的“真人秀”节目不过是场闹剧，一切都是为了娱乐而刻意安排的。
His explanation for being late was so absurd that it felt like a bad farce.
他迟到的解释荒谬至极，感觉就像一出拙劣的喜剧。
The wedding reception descended into farce when the bride's ex-boyfriend showed up uninvited.
当新娘的前男友不请自来时，婚礼宴会变成了一出闹剧。
The budget meeting became a farce when the accounting errors were revealed, showing a huge discrepancy.
预算会议变成了一场闹剧，会计错误被揭露，显示出巨大的差异。
Their attempts at serious drama often resulted in unintentional farce due to poor execution.
他们尝试认真演戏剧，但往往因执行不力而不自觉地变成了滑稽剧。
The press conference turned into a farce when the spokesperson started answering questions with nonsensical responses.
发言人在回答问题时开始给出无意义的回答，使得新闻发布会变成了一场闹剧。
The office party was meant to be formal, but someone spiked the punch, and it quickly devolved into a farce.
办公室聚会本应是正式的，但有人在饮料里加了烈酒，很快就变成了一场混乱的闹剧。