Examples of using Farcical in English and their translations into Italian
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In fact, in order to keep inflation under control, they come out with the farcical idea of a"natural rate of unemployment" that they fix at the magic number of 3%.
Loudon Wainwright(1), misanthropic hobo and farcical comedian, fused wit
The farcical hearing lasted a couple of hours
The opera has a farcical plot, and the characters of the ridiculous guardian Trespolo
for us the bitter end of this farcical process started in the 90s'.
which is farcical.
Berge found the teenagers' depiction"farcical but realistic" and felt that,
After the farcical and abortive kidnapping of Mrs. Fitch by Arrowby,
Mr President, I am speaking to propose that this Parliament express its condemnation and rejection of the farcical presidential elections which took place in Equatorial Guinea.
Yet you grant yourself to these farcical proceedings, to these orgies of aging flesh conducted in the Master's name.
The dignified opera thus devolves into a farcical bullfight between Tom
In the wrong hands Bloom could be farcical and unbelievable but we connect with this character as he journeys through his day.
whether valid or farcical, we will not write a rebuttal.
He was almost resolved to forsake all such farcical attempts to establish the kingdom of heaven.
as radically farcical as it is dramatic in expressing the authenticity of make-believe.
Its impotence was revealed in a farcical manner when NATO recently dispatched a massive force of no fewer than 600 American soldiers- to the Baltic States!
every freaking farcical conspiracy theory,
saying that the programme had become overly violent, with farcical storylines during season 22 in 1985.
who harked back to the Ramones' farcical tone and catchy refrains.
The resulting scenes become farcical, while rolling eyes,