Synonyms and antonyms of gag

Gag is synonymous with glib, glib, gag, laughing and so on. The antonym is serious and unsmiling.

A gag is to intersperse some funny actions and dialogues in a traditional Chinese opera performance, which makes people laugh. The scope of application mainly includes:

1, adjust the atmosphere and increase the sense of humor.

2. Used to describe the hilarious movements and language inserted by actors in traditional Chinese opera and Quyi in their performances.

3. Used to describe relaxed and humorous words and deeds in daily life.

4. Used to describe self-deprecating behavior in daily life.

Gag and make sentences:

In the sketch performance of the party, the audience gagged from time to time, which caused the actors to laugh.

2. Looking at the serious appearance of the two brothers, Xiao Ming couldn't help interrupting: "Don't stand up straight, it seems that you really did it."

3. Mr. Chen's speech is humorous, and he often makes jokes, which makes everyone laugh.

No matter how busy you are at work, please take care of yourself. Don't neglect health for work. Work and rest should be combined when talking and doing things. Don't wear yourself out. If you are tired, you can interrupt complaining and adjust.

However, the journey was calm, except for occasional incidents. Some boring pirates came up to gag, and some young pirates had one's fingers itch. They came to see him for a class or two.

Gag in traditional Chinese opera

1, gag forms: There are three common gag forms: one is to make jokes through easy language such as jokes and jokes; The second is to arouse the audience's laughter through funny performances such as dance and action; The third is to show the humorous talents of actors through role-playing and dialogue interaction.

2. gag content: gag content is usually related to the plot, but it is not necessary. It can be an extension of a plot in traditional Chinese opera or an independent sketch unrelated to the plot.

3. The importance of gag in opera performance: gag plays an important role in adjusting the atmosphere and increasing the appreciation interest in opera performance. It can be an extension of a plot in traditional Chinese opera, or it can be an independent sketch, which causes the audience to laugh through humorous performances.