How do you say "clown" in English?

Clowns read French and English [kla? Beauty [kla? n]？

As a noun, it means: clown, clown; A countryman, a clumsy and rude person; A person who often jokes; Miser, miser

Being a verb means: being a clown; Make a joke; Tell jokes, be funny

Phrases:

Clowns? Firefighters; Clown raiders; Forward fighter; Original name

Black clown? Kill the clown; Kill the clown; Clown killer; Black clown

Clowns? Clowns; Ugly face; The years of ugly faces; Ugly animation

Example:

1, when? She? Learned? How about it? Do what? This? Me? Are you ready? Rent it? She? One step? Is it over? Answer? Clowns. ?

When she learns to do this, I'm going to let her step on a clown.

2. What? Will. Go? Clowns? School. ?

He will go to clown school.

Use of extended data clowns:

Lexical collocation:

1, verb+~

Play the clown

Play the clown

See the clown, see the clown.

2. adjective+~

A famous clown, a famous clown

Funny clown

Young clown, young clown

3. Noun+~

Circus clown circus acrobat.

The clown in the office

Ugly stars

Usage of words:

1, the basic meaning of clown is "clown, clown", which is a neutral word with no praise or criticism. Used as a metaphor, it can refer to "a simple, ignorant, vulgar and clumsy person", and at this time it can express contempt. It can also refer to "a person whose behavior is ridiculous".

2. Clown is a countable noun. Adjectives can be used as subject, predicative and object, and can also modify nouns as attributes.