comics的意思|comics的解释-里氏词典

comics ['kɔmiks]

n. 连环图画

Children like to read comics.
孩子们喜欢看连环漫画。
He is potty about comics.
他对漫画书着了迷。

funnies \fun"nies\ (f[u^]n"[=e]z), n. pl.
The section of a newspaper containing comic strips; called
also {funny papers} and {comics}. Rarely encountered in the
singular.
[PJC]

comics \com"ics\ (k[o^]m"[i^]ks), n. pl.
The section of a newspaper containing mostly {comic strips};
-- called also {funnies} and {funny papers}. Many but not all
newspapers have a comics section.
[PJC]

After a campaign of controversy and sometimes ridicule, he has an image to repair. He's said he intends to make life more difficult for the late-night television comics who have been thriving on Quayle jokes.
He became an important figure in the American "underground" comics movement, and, since 1980, he has co-edited Raw, the international avant-garde comics magazine.
He became an important figure in the American "underground" comics movement, and, since 1980, he has co-edited Raw, the international avant-garde comics magazine.
The festival features mostly standup comics.
The Republic in Columbus, Ind., also decided to drop the strips. The newspaper will run old "Doonesbury" comics instead, editor John Harmon said.
A television station was playing comics and robbers in this English village Wednesday, but the police were not amused.
What priceless comics they are, especially the first three.
There are the early paintings derived from comics, and chilling images of the electric chair and auto and aircraft crashes.
Then the comics have their own affair on HBO, have had for the last three years, proceeds going to the nation's homeless.
Old favorites are being remodeled, and a new generation of adult comics takes chances with art, content and subtle humor.
He imitated the comics who mimic his sometimes choppy semi-sentences: "Lots of comedians up there _ doing impersonations _ okay with me.
A far cry from what some call "brick-wall comics," the new wave of sitcom aspirants who wear black and usually appear on cable against a nightclub's brick wall, discussing relationships, flossing and Los Angeles freeways.
That allows the Times Herald to use the columns and comics _ including "Dear Abby" and "The Far Side" _ until a hearing rescheduled for Sept. 5.
Even avid fan Tom Selleck was filmed reading a turtles comic in the farewell episode of "Magnum, P.I." "It goes way beyond luck," Eastman said of their success. "We had one of the best black-and-white comics around.
When LaGuardia reads the comics over the radio during a newspaper strike, it falls flat.
Big Macs wowed Moscow, so perhaps it should come as no surprise that the Walt Disney Co. says Muscovites gobbled up all 200,000 Russian-language Mickey Mouse comics magazines the first day of release.
The comedy clubs are places where young comics can hone their talents before a live audience.
I don't encourage that, but I'm sure it's there." The 39-year-old Mr. Shaw says his thrift-shop collection does not have much impact on his own work, which draws on the vocabulary of comics, baseball cards, psychedelia and other low-art forms.
Disney also began publishing its own series of eight monthly comics in the United States in April.
How serious? Well, the people who draw the comics are referred to as "artists."
Six comics take evening classes in stand-up comedy from old comic Eddie Waters; they do their acts, for an outside judge, before a northern working-men's club audience; and afterwards they hear the results.
Whether it be uniforms, now used by public schools in Baltimore and elsewhere, or teaching ethics and other social values in the classroom, public schools are even adopting some of what comics and authors love to tweak in Catholic satires.
Nevada resorts had an all-star lineup including comics Jay Leno and George Carlin and crowd-pleasing singers such as Wayne Newton and Dolly Parton.
If people don't know how to read, they're not reading our comics." Walker said he got the artists together because he thought their work could lead more people to read and encourage others to help them learn.
The dispute grew out of a deal in which the Times Herald lost 26 features and comics, including Doonesbury and Dear Abby, to its larger rival.
A "playground" section featured a crossword puzzle and comics.
Readers were asked which of the paper's 19 comics they liked and disliked.
Jokes come faster and tougher than they did a year ago, to match the sharper-edged stand-up comics of the West.
One of the silent screen's most famous comics, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, was charged with murder when a 25-year-old starlet fell ill during a hotel booze party and died several days later.
We comics would go there and perform, year in year out, and it became known as the Borscht Belt.

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