jester造句怎么写

A buffoon or jester who entertains by jokes, antics, and tricks in a circus, play, or other presentation.

A playing card, usually printed with a picture of a jester, used in certain games as the highest - ranking card or as a wild card.

The little girl came in with Pelos, as shy as ever. It was her jester who dragged her feet behind her and ran eccentrically.

Actor Lee Joon-ki became the nation's heartthrob when he played an effeminate court jester in the country's most viewed film of all time, "The King and the Clown".

In the name of art, dogs have all been sheared and colored into a bison, a court jester and a scorpion at 'creative grooming' shows around America every year.

Robin Hood: I know, he'll make me court jester.

Observing the prince take delight in Benedick's conversation, she called him "the prince's jester".

The cap of a jester, decorated to resemble the comb of a rooster.

A jester at the court of his master, indulged and disesteemed, winning a clement master 's praise.

The king pushed the mathematician out of the room. He called for his jester, the only man who made him laugh.

The Sophos report reveals 1800 Facebook users had their profiles defaced in August by an attack that installed a Trojan while displaying an animated graphic of a court jester.

The parti-colored attire of a court jester.

And the jester looked at her closely and saw that she was asleep.

The jester play teasing the sage Confucius had performed since the tang and Song Dynasties, and it involved various great social problems after the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

a jester dressed in motley; the painted desert,; a particolored dress; a piebald horse; pied daisies.

The royal government squandered money on misguided aviation and shipping ventures, and the bulk of the$56 m it secured from selling passports was frittered away in poor investments by a visiting American rogue rather quaintly appointed by the king as his“ court jester”.

From there harlot’s meaning moved through “jester” and “manservant” before it became feminized where its meaning stuck unto my grandmother’s day.