farce in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for farce in the English»Spanish Dictionary

farce [Am fɑrs, Brit fɑːs] N

1. farce C or U:

farce LIT, THEAT

farsa f

2. farce (fiasco):

farce no pl

farsa f

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long-running musical/farce

que lleva tiempo en cartelera

Translations for farce in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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farsa

farce

farsa

farce

las elecciones fueron una farsa

the elections were a complete sham o farce

sainete

one-act farce

la entrevista fue un sainete

the interview was a complete farce

la reunión fue una astracanada

the meeting was a farce

la asamblea fue una verdadera payasada

the meeting was a complete farce

el debate fue un cachondeo, todos hablaban al mismo tiempo

the debate was a farce o a joke, everyone was talking at once

farce in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for farce in the English»Spanish Dictionary

farce [fɑ:s, Am fɑ:rs] N

1. farce THEAT:

farce

farsa f

2. farce fig:

farce

follón m

Translations for farce in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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mascarada

farce

sainete

one-act farce

farsa (sainete)

farce

comedia

farce

farándula

farce

cachondeo

farce

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English

They also produce two plays each year and these have included a wide variety of plays including classic drama; farce; comedy and whodunits.

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Her repertoire ranged from the classics to farce.

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The series relies heavily on stereotypical characters and farce for its humour.

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Unfortunately due to politics the trials were a farce.

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I am being compelled to play a farce, he said.

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He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.

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The marriage proves to be a tragic farce.

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He was famous for his roles in farce and in serio-comic melodramas in a career that spanned more than four decades.

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The performances at the new theater were principally burlesques and farces.

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Theatrical representations often encompassed several works; they began with a comic prologue, then a tragedy or tragicomedy, then a farce and finally a song.

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