clownish

基本解释

I stand by the bed where a young woman lies, her face postoperative, her mouth twisted in palsy, clownish.
我站在一个年轻女人的病床旁，她的脸刚做过手术，她的嘴却像中风一样扭曲着，样子很是滑稽。
The mask of meringue on her face looked eerie, not clownish at all, and her mouth speaking through the white foam seemed to be a separate creature entirely, a puppet or a fish.
她脸上蛋白酥皮的面具看上去很怪诞，一点都不搞笑，她的嘴通过白沫说出话来似乎使她完全成了另类的生物，像个木偶，或一条鱼。
Weak, deceitful, clownish, boorish, squabbling, thuggish and corrupt politicians in the east risk destroying the flagging enthusiasm of west European voters for further enlargement of the EU.
西欧选民对欧盟扩军的热情正在消退，而东欧那些或软弱，或无信，或滑稽，或粗鲁，或好斗，或染“黑”，或贪腐的政客们，又进一步削弱了这种热情。

's colorful children's clothes were awfully clownish and seemed to be falling out of fashion.
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If you describe a person's appearance or behaviour as clownish, you mean that they look or behave rather like a clown, and often that they appear rather foolish.