Pronunciation: /bɜːrˈlɛsk/
noun a literary or dramatic work that seeks to ridicule by means of grotesque exaggeration or comic imitation
A1 Burlesque shows often include comedy, singing, and dancing.
A2 I went to a burlesque performance with my friends and we had a great time.
B1 The burlesque club in town is known for its lively and entertaining shows.
B2 She decided to take burlesque classes to improve her confidence and stage presence.
C1 The burlesque troupe put on a spectacular performance that left the audience in awe.
C2 The burlesque artist's unique style and creativity set her apart from other performers.
verb to imitate in a humorous or exaggerated way
A1 She burlesqued her favorite movie scene for the talent show.
A2 The comedian burlesqued the politician's speech, making the audience laugh.
B1 The theater group decided to burlesque a classic play to give it a modern twist.
B2 The artist burlesqued famous paintings by adding humorous elements to them.
C1 The director's unique vision burlesqued traditional storytelling techniques in the film.
C2 The satirical performance burlesqued societal norms and conventions, challenging the audience's perceptions.
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