Translations
- British English:
sitcom
A sitcom is an amusing television drama series about a set of characters. Sitcom is an abbreviation for 'situation comedy'....a classic TV sitcom.ˈsɪtˌkɒm NOUN ...a classic TV sitcom. - Spanish:
comedia
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- French: sitcom nf
- German: Situationskomödie nf
- Chinese: 情景喜剧 n
- Arabic: مُسَلْسَلٌ تِلِفِزْيُنِيَّةٌ كُومِدِيَّة n
- Portuguese: sitcom nm
- Russian: комедия положений nf
- Croatian: komedija nf
- Czech: situační komedie nf
- Danish: situationskomedie nutr
- Dutch: sitcom nm
- Finnish: tilannekomedia n
- Greek: φαρσοκωμωδία nf
- Italian: sitcom nf
- Japanese: シチュエーションコメディー n
- Korean: 시트콤 n
- Norwegian: sitkom nm
- Polish: komedia sytuacyjna nf
- Brazilian Portuguese: seriado cômico nm
- European Spanish:
comedia
nf
- Swedish: komediserie nutr
- Thai: ตลกที่เกิดจากการสร้างสถานะการณ์ n
- Turkish: sitkom n
- Vietnamese: hài kịch tình huống n
Usage examples
After watching the ITN news bulletin and an episode of an appalling sitcom , he slept soundly for eight hours.
, The Endless Game (1986)A sitcom caricature he may be, but it would be a triumph for real human beings everywhere.
Spiked (2002)Pointless, certainly, but no sillier than polling movie heroes or sitcom stars, which is also going on.
Globe and Mail (2003)TINA TURNER is to star in an episode of hit U. S. sitcom Ally McBeal.
Sun, News of the World (2000)It was from this connection that their sitcom dbut -- 1994's rather creaky Sayle vehicle, Paris -- proceeded.
, SUNSHINE ON PUTTY: The Golden Age of British Comedy from The Big Night Out to The Office (2004)