Examples of using Buffoons in English and their translations into Portuguese
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He said,“I didn't know these people were such buffoons!
She knew that these two buffoons could get away with making fun of her in the presence of Vegetto who could protect them from her… nonverbal response.
Admist all the retards and the buffoons, I have to put up with the salesmen in front of our booth.
If you're one of these brainwashed buffoons then, how about this,
Of all the masks and buffoons of the Italian comedy,
Of all the masks and buffoons of Italian comedy,
amplify the stereotype that hockey players are clowns and buffoons.
Did some person order you to paint Germans, buffoons, and other similar figures in this picture?
also detested her mother's dwarfs and buffoons.
to represent buffoons, drunken Germans,
one of the zanni or servants buffoons of the Italian comedy.
the old Italian comedy, one of the valets ZANNI or buffoons of the Italian comedy.
the pain takes away the very words, forward to the exploits of certain bishops buffoons….
most of whom are portrayed as buffoons with huge noses.
Yes, the court is full of buffoons,… but I will be showing that one his place very soon.
Mr. Hayes, I'm gonna need your publications to fabricate a story on the sudden disappearance of my husband and those other pasty buffoons.
I know what a hero is and you three buffoons are most definitely not.
or modern-day buffoons such as politicians
equivalents of our buffoons, thus the first geisha were men.
It starts with the reference of buffoons and jesters of the middle ages to understand the grass roots of the game buffoon, analyzing how the fools king played its role in this period.