musical comedy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmusical comedyˌmusical ˈcomedy noun [countable] old-fashioned a musical, especially one from the early 20th centuryExamples from the Corpusmusical comedy• My dream is to direct a musical comedy one day.• Captain McArthur was a musical comedy aficionado, and not pleased when Mrs Kingswood spoke critically of the form.• The daughter of a famous musical comedy actress would scarcely fit in.• Bill started acting in musical comedy.

单词	musical comedy
释义	musical comedy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmusical comedyˌmusical ˈcomedy noun [countable] old-fashioned a musical, especially one from the early 20th centuryExamples from the Corpusmusical comedy• My dream is to direct a musical comedy one day.• Captain McArthur was a musical comedy aficionado, and not pleased when Mrs Kingswood spoke critically of the form.• The daughter of a famous musical comedy actress would scarcely fit in.• Bill started acting in musical comedy.
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