| 释义 |
sitcom orig. U.S.|ˈsɪtkɒm|
Also sit-com, sit.-com.
Abbreviation of situation comedy s.v. situation 11.
1964Life 18 Sept. 24/2 Even Bing Crosby has succumbed to series TV and will appear in a sitcom as an electrical engineer who happens to break into song once a week. 1970Globe & Mail (Toronto) 25 Sept. 14/4 A domestic sitcom about a pair of newlyweds. 1972P. Black Biggest Aspidistra in World iii. v. 195 The only sitcom shows to see the possibility of success..were Dear Dotty and Friends and Neighbours. 1973Times 2 June 8/4 My Good Woman, the new peak time sit-com spot on Monday evenings. 1978Encounter Feb. 32/2 The nearest thing is the comedian Les Dawson, when he relies on words and not on sit.-com. conventions. 1980Times Lit. Suppl. 2 May 492/5 His [sc. N. Simon's] stage comedy is hardly distinguishable from television sitcom. |