Word: harlequinade
Category: harlequinade
Arts & Entertainment
Synonyms: harlequinade
frivolity, clowning, prank, buffoonery, japery
Translations: harlequinade
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spanish
Translations:
arlequinada
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german
Translations:
Harlekinaden, Harlekinade
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french
Translations:
arlequinade, arlequinades
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italian
Translations:
arlecchinata
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portuguese
Translations:
arlequinada
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dutch
Translations:
harlekijn, grappenmaker, nar, paljas, komiek
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russian
Translations:
шутовство, арлекинада
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norwegian
Translations:
Harlequinade
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swedish
Translations:
Harlequinade
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finnish
Translations:
narrinpeli, ilveily
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czech
Translations:
pantomima
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polish
Translations:
arlekinada
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hungarian
Translations:
bohóckodás
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turkish
Translations:
soytarılık, pandomim, palyaço oyunu, palyaço
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greek
Translations:
παντομίμα
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ukrainian
Translations:
арлекінада
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albanian
Translations:
pantomimë, palaçollëk
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bulgarian
Translations:
арлекинада, палячовщина, груба шега
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belarusian
Translations:
арлекинада
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estonian
Translations:
Narrinpeli, Ilveily
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croatian
Translations:
lakrdija
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lithuanian
Translations:
Arlekinada
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romanian
Translations:
Harlequinade, Harlechinada, Harlequinadà, Harlequinade in
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slovak
Translations:
pantomíma, pantomima
The meaning and "use of": harlequinade
noun
- the section of a traditional pantomime in which Harlequin played a leading role. - At the bottom were the Théâtre de la Gaieté for pantomimes and harlequinades , the Porte-Saint-Martin Theatre for melodramas, and the Théâtre des Variétés for ‘little plays of the bawdy, vulgar or rustic genres'.