vaudeville
71vaudeville — vau·de·vil·le s.m.inv. ES fr. {{wmetafile0}} 1. TS st.mus. canzone popolare francese, spec. satirica 2. TS st.teatr. genere di teatro comico che si affermò in Francia tra la fine del XVIII e la prima metà del XIX sec., caratterizzato dall uso di… …
72vaudeville — {{hw}}{{vaudeville}}{{/hw}}Genere teatrale leggero misto di parti recitate e cantate sorto in Francia nei primi decenni del sec. XIX. ETIMOLOGIA: voce franc., da Vau de Vire (propr. ‘vallata del Vire’), nome di una regione della Normandia …
73vaudeville — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. turns, acts, variety; burlesque, music hall. See drama. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. variety show, burlesque, skit, show, entr acte, vaud*, bawdeville* …
74Vaudeville — Vau|de|ville 〈 [vo:dəvi:l] n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; Musik〉 1. possenhaftes Singspiel, im 18. Jh. in Frankreich aufgekommen 2. Lied, Schlager eines Vaudevilles (1) [Etym.: <frz. vau de Vire, nach der Stadt Vire in Westfrankreich, mit späterer… …
75vaudeville — vau|de|ville [ˈvo:dəvıl US ˈvo: ] n [U] AmE [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: Old French vaudevire type of popular song, from vau de Vire valley of Vire , town in northwest France where such songs were written] a type of theatre entertainment,… …
76vaudeville — vaude|ville [ vɔd(ə),vıl ] noun uncount a type of popular entertainment of the late 19th and early 20th centuries that consisted of a series of short performances by singers, dancers, and COMEDIANS (=people telling jokes) …
77vaudeville — фр. [водэви/ль] водевиль …
78Vaudeville — vaude·ville || vəʊdÉ™vɪl n. variety stage show …
79Vaudeville — Comédie satirique de Jean Marbœuf, avec Marie Christine Barrault, Guy Marchand, Roland Giraud, Jean Marc Thibault. Pays: France Date de sortie: 1985 Technique: couleurs Durée: 1 h 30 Résumé Deux couples et un don Juan semi… …
80vaudeville n — From Lat. vaut, good for, and villageois, countryman. Good for countrymen …
