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Definition of charade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
entertainmentgame where players act out words or phrases
- We played charade at the party.
2.
performanceact that is clearly false or absurd, often to deceive
- The meeting was just a charade to impress investors.
Origin of charade
French, charade (a kind of riddle)
Examples of charade in a sentence
During the charade, he pretended to be a cat. Their apology was a charade designed to calm public outrage. Keeping up the charade exhausted everyone on the committee.
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- French:charade, simulacre, ...
- German:Scharade, Farce, ...
- Italian:mimo, farsa, ...
- Spanish:mímica, farsa, ...
- Portuguese:jogo das mímicas, farsa, ...
- Chinese:你演我猜, 闹剧, ...
- Japanese:ジェスチャーゲーム, 茶番, ...
- Arabic:لُعْبَة التَّمْثِيل, تَمْثِيلِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׂחַק נִיחוּשִׁים, הַצָּגָה, ...
- Russian:шарада, фальшивая игра, ...
- Ukrainian:шаради, фарс, ...
- Hindi:शब्द अभिनय, ढोंग, ...
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