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Significats de clowning en anglès

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Acting like a clown or buffoon.

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A comic incident or series of incidents.

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Ús de clowning en anglès
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You think I won't get heckled when I'm up on stage clowning?'
The Pilo Family Circus
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For all his clowning, Count, you might trust him with your life.
Doom Castle
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Do you think we will let you ruin everything by your clowning?
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
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Once the clowning begins, Thicke says anything is bound to happen.
Ebony
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All their dances are new and full of their characteristic clowning.
The new yorker
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It's not a clown and has nothing to do with pro clowning. Interesting.
The Guardian
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Obama at Occidental College, in 1980, clowning and smoking a cigarette
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
8
They stood together on the practice ground, clowning around like two old friends.
The Irish Times
9
With the crowd cheering him on, Harry threw the balls and began clowning.
The new yorker
10
Rather bondage to some Hollywood Gashwiler than clowning in Baird's infamies!
Merton of the Movies
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He seemed insistent an clowning his way through the meeting.
Broken angels
12
I am too old to go clowning it any longer.
The Rose in the Ring
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Rabbit gets out and stands on the curb and sidesteps, clowning in his freedom.
Rabbit, run
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I was just clowning with her and was totally unprepared.
The girl who played with fire
15
He can take kabuki and punk rock, clowning and improv.
The Guardian
16
My first thought was teenagers clowning around in the street, not an unusual occurrence.
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
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