Pantomime - English meaning

Pantomime – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.
Usage examples:
A pantomime villain
noun
A dramatic entertainment, originating in roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music.
Usage examples:
In a totally unstructured environment, they present this creative explosion through modern dance, m…
noun
An absurdly exaggerated piece of behaviour.
Usage examples:
He made a pantomime of checking his watch

verb
Express or represent by exaggerated mime.
Usage examples:
They pantomimed picking up dropped food

noun
The art or act of expressing thoughts and emotions with movement rather than speech; mime

Pantomime translation into English

Pantomime: translate from English into Chinese

哑剧

Pantomime: translate from English into Dutch

Pantomime, Gebarenspel, Mimespeler, Kindermusical, Pantomime spelen, Gebarenspeler, Mimen, Door gebaren uitdrukken

Pantomime: translate from English into French

Pantomime, Mime, Comédie

Pantomime: translate from English into German

Pantomime, Pantomimisch darstellen, Weihnachtsmärchen, Mimen

Pantomime: translate from English into Hindi

मूकाभिनय, मूक नाटक, स्बांग, बे बातचीत वाला नाटक का दृश्य, बे बातचीत वाला, बिना बोले केवल संकेतों के द्वारा अभिनय करने वाला

Pantomime: translate from English into Italian

Pantomima

Pantomime: translate from English into Korean

무언극, 몸짓, 동화극, 몸짓으로 나타내다, 몸짓으로 의사를 나타내다, 손짓으로 나타내다, 손짓으로 의사를 나타내다

Pantomime: translate from English into Russian

Пантомима, Язык жестов, Мим, Представление для детей, Мимический актер, Объясняться жестами, Пьеса-сказка

Pantomime: translate from English into Spanish

Pantomima, Mimo, Espectáculo navideño

Word origin

late 16th century (first used in the Latin form and denoting an actor using mime): from French pantomime or Latin pantomimus, from Greek pantomimos ‘imitator of all’ (see panto-, mime).

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Pantomime – similar words

pantomimes

noun
A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.
Usage examples:
A pantomime villain

verb
Express or represent by exaggerated mime.
Usage examples:
They pantomimed picking up dropped food

noun
The art or act of expressing thoughts and emotions with movement rather than speech; mime

Pantomimes - all meanings in English

pantomimed

verb
Express or represent by exaggerated mime.
Usage examples:
They pantomimed picking up dropped food

noun
A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.
Usage examples:
A pantomime villain

noun
A dramatic entertainment, originating in roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music.
Usage examples:
In a totally unstructured environment, they present this creative explosion through modern dance, m…

Pantomimed - all meanings in English

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