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Definition of sitcom - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
televisionUS funny TV show with recurring charactersUS
- Friends is a popular sitcom loved by many.
- The new sitcom had everyone laughing.
- She watches a sitcom every evening.
Origin of sitcom
English, sit (be seated) + com (comedy)
Terms with sitcom included in their meaning
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television
resemble a sitcom in style or tone
typical sitcom
have characteristics typical of sitcoms
typical sitcom
have characteristics typical of sitcoms
entertainment
comedian known for sitcom roles
entertainment
resembling a sitcom in style or humor
tv comedy
similar to a sitcom in style or humor
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- French:sitcom, ...
- German:Sitcom, ...
- Italian:sitcom, ...
- Spanish:comedia de situación, ...
- Portuguese:sitcom, ...
- Chinese:情景喜剧, ...
- Japanese:シットコム, ...
- Arabic:مُسَلْسَل كُومِيدِي, ...
- Hebrew:סִיטְקוֹם, ...
- Russian:ситком, ...
- Ukrainian:ситком, ...
- Hindi:हास्य धारावाहिक, ...
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