burlesquer

/bɜlˈɛskɚ/ noun

A burlesque performer.

Word Origin Burlesque comes from Italian burla 'jest, mockery' — it's a comedic, exaggerated imitation. A burlesquer is a performer of burlesque. The word entered English in the 17th century, and the -er suffix makes it the agent. It's related to burlesque as a verb and adjective.

noun A burlesque performer. countable

The famous burlesquer captivated the audience with her elegant performance.

(名词) 滑稽戏演员;滑稽表演者

这位著名的滑稽戏表演者以优雅的表演迷住了观众。

(sustantivo) Un artista de burlesque.

La famosa bailarina de burlesque cautivó al público con su elegante actuación.

(nom) artiste de burlesque; burlesqueur; burlesqueuse [Artiste qui se produit dans des spectacles de burlesque.]

La célèbre burlesqueuse a captivé le public par sa performance élégante.

(Substantiv) Burleskdarsteller; Burlesk-Künstler [Ein Künstler oder eine Künstlerin, der/die in der Burlesque-Tradition auftritt.]

Die berühmte **burlesquer** begeisterte das Publikum mit ihrer eleganten Darbietung.

(名詞) バーレスク(ダンス、歌、コミカルな演技を伴う大衆的な舞台芸術)のパフォーマー。

有名なバーレスクダンサーは、優雅な演技で観客を魅了した。

(substantivo) artista de burlesco [Um(a) artista de burlesco.]

O famoso artista de burlesco cativou o público com sua apresentação elegante.

Word parts: burlesque + er

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