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俳 【pái】
名
1. 古代指杂戏、滑稽戏。
(Ancient reference to farce and comic plays.)
2. 演杂戏的艺人。
(An actor who performs farces, also known as a buffoon.)
3. 诙谐,玩笑,滑稽,幽默。
(Witty, joking, comic, humorous.)
形
1. 诙谐。
(Comic.)
动
安排。用同“排”。
(To arrange; same as "排" (arrange).)
引
1. 《说文》:“俳,戏也。…亦曰优,曰倡。”
(Shuowen: "俳 refers to drama...also called 优 and 倡.")
2. 《三苍》:“俳,优乐也。”
(San Cang: “俳 refers to entertainment.”)
3. 《史记·李斯列传》: “是时二世在甘泉,方作觳抵优俳之观。”
(Records of the Grand Historian: "At that time, the two emperors were at Ganquan, watching the farce performers.")
例
1. 俳舞(杂戏歌舞)
(俳舞 (farce dance and song).)
引
1. 《汉书·霍光传》: “击鼓歌咏作俳倡。”
(Han Book: "Drumming and singing created farce performances.")
2. 汉·班固《汉书·枚乘传》: “谐笑类俳倡。”
(Hanshu: "Witty banter likened to farce performers.")
例
1. 俳倡(俳优,伶人)
(俳倡 (farce performer, buffoon); 俳长 (lead of the farce performers); 俳子 (son of a farce performer); 俳儿 (another term for farce performer, also refers to the son of a farce performer).)
对偶,骈俪。
(Couplets and parallelism.)
例
1. 俳偶(对偶骈丽)
(俳偶 (couplets in a magnificent style); 俳语 (style emphasizing parallel phrases); 俳丽 (elegance in couplets).)
形
1. 诙谐。
(Comic.)
引
1. 《北史·李文博传》: “好为俳谐杂说,人多爱押之。”
(Northern History: “Fond of comic remarks, many enjoy his puns.”)
例
1. 俳笑(戏笑)
(俳笑 (comic laughter); 俳谑 (joking remarks, commonly called teasing); 俳体 (also known as comic form, characterized by cleverness or satirical elements); 俳说 (comic and satirical speech).)
动
安排。用同“排”。
(To arrange; same as "排" (arrange).)
引
1. 《敦煌变文集》:“后日我家俳酒馔。”
(Dunhuang Manuscripts: "The day after tomorrow, our house shall arrange wine and dishes.")
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