sitcom
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1.9
- noun
- /ˈsɪtˌkɑm/
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comedia de situación
- The new sitcom features a group of friends navigating life in a big city.
- watch sitcoms
- television sitcom
- sitcom episode
I'm star of a huge sitcom for years, nine years.
- I'm star of a huge sitcom for years, nine years.
- This was also true of NBC sitcom Animal Practice.
- You couldn't do a live action sitcom that discussed those ideas.
- Oh, yo-yo, ATV show is next, My own sitcom, yo.
- I don't know of any sitcom that's all improvised.
- He's a great actor, really good in the sitcom format and I appreciated that.
- I play like a sitcom star turned fitness enthusiast.
- And you know, a lot of people who work on a sitcom don't stay close.
- You know, I, I, that was our favorite sitcom growing up.
- My first of two cameos on the TV sitcom Big Bang Theory.
- Did commercials, Worked on a sitcom for a bit.
- NBC sitcom that was already a hit.
- I had just done a sitcom and that was wardrobe from the sitcom I had.
Examples
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I got a part in a sitcom taped in front of a live audience.
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Blythe and I sat on the sofa watching a sitcom that interested her.
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You know, I, I, that was our favorite sitcom growing up.
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This was my first sitcom, and of course he was pretty comfortable up there.
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You remember that sitcom I told you about?
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Man, it's like a sitcom over there or something.
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This show broke more ground than any sitcom or other series in our lifetime.
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I'm star of a huge sitcom for years, nine years.
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The twins were stars of the hit sitcom Double Trouble which aired from 1977 'till 1984.
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Unlike many other family sitcoms, The Middle places much emphasis on the importance of work and money.
Academic text (2014)
Synonyms
612
2.3
A set of related television or radio programs released in episodes
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1.0
A funny event or series of events that makes people laugh
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3.1
A funny TV or radio show about the same people in everyday life
Antonyms
How Funny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sitcom is a short form of situation and comedy. 'Situation' means 'everyday events' and 'comedy' means 'funny', so a sitcom is a funny show about the same people in everyday situations.