What does "clown" mean?

Clowns in China's traditional dramas also refer to people who perform funny performances in acrobatics: clowns in circuses.

A person who is called frivolous or despicable: a buffoon | a political clown.

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◎ clown Xi m: och ǒ u

[clown; Clowns; Rogue; A clown, comedian or comedian in a drama or other entertainment performance; Especially a clown in an acrobatic performance.

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Joker Xi: Oh, my ㄒㄧㄠㄔㄡ.

A person who performs funny footwork in a play. Clear. Li Dou. Yangzhou painting collection. The fifth volume. Recorded in New City North: "Eight official documents in Guangdong Liu are very popular. Because he went to Beijing for an exam, he lived in Beijing dialect and became a clown stunt. 」

After metaphor behavior is not solemn, good at making people laugh. He is a clown in the office, always joking! 」

Joker Xi: Oh, my ㄒㄧㄠㄔㄡ.

Call a villain, bandit, etc. Use mandarin. Zhou Yu: "The hatred lies in the clown, and it can't be compared, but what is it?" How to treat it. "A Dream of Red Mansions. Sixty-third time: "So the clowns who have been rampant for generations don't have to do it now. They are all angels, and the fate is far away. 」