Definition of opéra bouffe in English:

opéra bouffe

nounPlural opéras bouffesˌɒp(ə)rə ˈbuːfɔpeʀa bufˈäp(ə)rə ˈbo͞of

A French comic opera, with dialogue in recitative and characters drawn from everyday life.
the libretto for Offenbach's opéra bouffe
Example sentencesExamples
- At the other end of the spectrum from Meyerbeer, and aimed directly at the audience of the Exhibitions, was the opéra bouffe of the German-Jewish composer, Jacques Offenbach.
- Le Testament de la Tante Caroline (‘Aunt Caroline's Will’, 1932-3; staged 1936), a bawdy opéra bouffe, was popular in France though not elsewhere.

Origin

French, from Italian (see opera buffa).

Definition of opéra bouffe in US English:

opéra bouffe

nounˈäp(ə)rə ˈbo͞of

1A French comic opera, with dialogue in recitative and characters drawn from everyday life.
the libretto for Offenbach's opéra bouffe
Example sentencesExamples
- Le Testament de la Tante Caroline (‘Aunt Caroline's Will’, 1932-3; staged 1936), a bawdy opéra bouffe, was popular in France though not elsewhere.
- At the other end of the spectrum from Meyerbeer, and aimed directly at the audience of the Exhibitions, was the opéra bouffe of the German-Jewish composer, Jacques Offenbach.
1. 1.1 Opéra bouffe as a genre.

Origin

French, from Italian (see opera buffa).

单词	opéra bouffe
释义	Definition of opéra bouffe in English: opéra bouffe nounPlural opéras bouffesˌɒp(ə)rə ˈbuːfɔpeʀa bufˈäp(ə)rə ˈbo͞of A French comic opera, with dialogue in recitative and characters drawn from everyday life. the libretto for Offenbach's opéra bouffe Example sentencesExamples At the other end of the spectrum from Meyerbeer, and aimed directly at the audience of the Exhibitions, was the opéra bouffe of the German-Jewish composer, Jacques Offenbach. Le Testament de la Tante Caroline (‘Aunt Caroline's Will’, 1932-3; staged 1936), a bawdy opéra bouffe, was popular in France though not elsewhere. Origin French, from Italian (see opera buffa). Definition of opéra bouffe in US English: opéra bouffe nounˈäp(ə)rə ˈbo͞of 1A French comic opera, with dialogue in recitative and characters drawn from everyday life. the libretto for Offenbach's opéra bouffe Example sentencesExamples Le Testament de la Tante Caroline (‘Aunt Caroline's Will’, 1932-3; staged 1936), a bawdy opéra bouffe, was popular in France though not elsewhere. At the other end of the spectrum from Meyerbeer, and aimed directly at the audience of the Exhibitions, was the opéra bouffe of the German-Jewish composer, Jacques Offenbach. 1.1 Opéra bouffe as a genre. Origin French, from Italian (see opera buffa).
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