Definition of Britcom in English:

Britcom

noun ˈbrɪtkɒmˈbrɪtˌkɑm

A British comedy, especially a television series.
we went dressed as Edina and Patsy from our favourite Britcom
Example sentencesExamples
- Anglophile viewers in American and Australia will get an honest depiction of middle-class life in Britain (for once) without the extremely parochial UK references that work against some other Britcoms.
- I'm a huge fan of this wry Britcom's star/co-writer.
- It's in Season Two that you begin to see why the show is considered a classic Britcom.
- The somewhat muted image exhibits a fair amount of film stock grain but with a warmth many britcoms seem to lack.
- Likewise, those who are unfamiliar with some of these series will find it a useful introduction to Britcoms they may want to seek out.
- Season 5 marks a return to form for the wonderfully wicked Britcom.
- It had been picked up for a second series before the first had officially ended—very unusual for a Britcom.
- But somebody in the marketing department apparently said, "You know what people who like contemporary high-concept comedies based on Britcoms like?"
- This "Britcom" was politically incorrect, raucous, uninhibited, extremely physical, and quickly paced.
- As an American who loves Britcoms, I try to watch and rent all that I can find on telly and in vid shops.
- He said to me recently, "Dad, why is it these (Britcoms) are so much funnier than the ones made here?"
- Overall, this is an enjoyable look at some very talented actresses, and fans of Britcoms will probably enjoy it.
- Both were American versions of British sitcoms, and since then they've tried to import one Britcom after the other.
- Today, a number of British comedies, or "britcoms," are featured on special programming blocks in many markets.
- A highly accessible and incredibly funny series, it has quickly established itself as one of the best Britcoms of all time.
- I prefer Britcoms to sitcoms.
- It's a charming Britcom that is quite funny for all its faults.
- It's a Britcom about a dentist and his family.
- But even the reviewer can find mirth and consolation, in a bawdy Britcom, or a backyard fight between a raccoon and a cat.
- Dropping the gags led to New York, where he's part of the new breed of Britcom that's making waves in the United States.

Origin

1970s: on the pattern of sitcom.

Definition of Britcom in US English:

Britcom

nounˈbritˌkämˈbrɪtˌkɑm

A British comedy, especially a television series.
we went dressed as Edina and Patsy from our favorite Britcom
Example sentencesExamples
- But somebody in the marketing department apparently said, "You know what people who like contemporary high-concept comedies based on Britcoms like?"
- I prefer Britcoms to sitcoms.
- Season 5 marks a return to form for the wonderfully wicked Britcom.
- I'm a huge fan of this wry Britcom's star/co-writer.
- He said to me recently, "Dad, why is it these (Britcoms) are so much funnier than the ones made here?"
- Both were American versions of British sitcoms, and since then they've tried to import one Britcom after the other.
- Likewise, those who are unfamiliar with some of these series will find it a useful introduction to Britcoms they may want to seek out.
- It's a Britcom about a dentist and his family.
- It's in Season Two that you begin to see why the show is considered a classic Britcom.
- It had been picked up for a second series before the first had officially ended—very unusual for a Britcom.
- Anglophile viewers in American and Australia will get an honest depiction of middle-class life in Britain (for once) without the extremely parochial UK references that work against some other Britcoms.
- But even the reviewer can find mirth and consolation, in a bawdy Britcom, or a backyard fight between a raccoon and a cat.
- It's a charming Britcom that is quite funny for all its faults.
- As an American who loves Britcoms, I try to watch and rent all that I can find on telly and in vid shops.
- A highly accessible and incredibly funny series, it has quickly established itself as one of the best Britcoms of all time.
- Overall, this is an enjoyable look at some very talented actresses, and fans of Britcoms will probably enjoy it.
- Today, a number of British comedies, or "britcoms," are featured on special programming blocks in many markets.
- This "Britcom" was politically incorrect, raucous, uninhibited, extremely physical, and quickly paced.
- Dropping the gags led to New York, where he's part of the new breed of Britcom that's making waves in the United States.
- The somewhat muted image exhibits a fair amount of film stock grain but with a warmth many britcoms seem to lack.

Origin

1970s: on the pattern of sitcom.

词汇	Britcom
释义	Definition of Britcom in English: Britcom noun ˈbrɪtkɒmˈbrɪtˌkɑm A British comedy, especially a television series. we went dressed as Edina and Patsy from our favourite Britcom Example sentencesExamples Anglophile viewers in American and Australia will get an honest depiction of middle-class life in Britain (for once) without the extremely parochial UK references that work against some other Britcoms. I'm a huge fan of this wry Britcom's star/co-writer. It's in Season Two that you begin to see why the show is considered a classic Britcom. The somewhat muted image exhibits a fair amount of film stock grain but with a warmth many britcoms seem to lack. Likewise, those who are unfamiliar with some of these series will find it a useful introduction to Britcoms they may want to seek out. Season 5 marks a return to form for the wonderfully wicked Britcom. It had been picked up for a second series before the first had officially ended—very unusual for a Britcom. But somebody in the marketing department apparently said, "You know what people who like contemporary high-concept comedies based on Britcoms like?" This "Britcom" was politically incorrect, raucous, uninhibited, extremely physical, and quickly paced. As an American who loves Britcoms, I try to watch and rent all that I can find on telly and in vid shops. He said to me recently, "Dad, why is it these (Britcoms) are so much funnier than the ones made here?" Overall, this is an enjoyable look at some very talented actresses, and fans of Britcoms will probably enjoy it. Both were American versions of British sitcoms, and since then they've tried to import one Britcom after the other. Today, a number of British comedies, or "britcoms," are featured on special programming blocks in many markets. A highly accessible and incredibly funny series, it has quickly established itself as one of the best Britcoms of all time. I prefer Britcoms to sitcoms. It's a charming Britcom that is quite funny for all its faults. It's a Britcom about a dentist and his family. But even the reviewer can find mirth and consolation, in a bawdy Britcom, or a backyard fight between a raccoon and a cat. Dropping the gags led to New York, where he's part of the new breed of Britcom that's making waves in the United States. Origin 1970s: on the pattern of sitcom. Definition of Britcom in US English: Britcom nounˈbritˌkämˈbrɪtˌkɑm A British comedy, especially a television series. we went dressed as Edina and Patsy from our favorite Britcom Example sentencesExamples But somebody in the marketing department apparently said, "You know what people who like contemporary high-concept comedies based on Britcoms like?" I prefer Britcoms to sitcoms. Season 5 marks a return to form for the wonderfully wicked Britcom. I'm a huge fan of this wry Britcom's star/co-writer. He said to me recently, "Dad, why is it these (Britcoms) are so much funnier than the ones made here?" Both were American versions of British sitcoms, and since then they've tried to import one Britcom after the other. Likewise, those who are unfamiliar with some of these series will find it a useful introduction to Britcoms they may want to seek out. It's a Britcom about a dentist and his family. It's in Season Two that you begin to see why the show is considered a classic Britcom. It had been picked up for a second series before the first had officially ended—very unusual for a Britcom. Anglophile viewers in American and Australia will get an honest depiction of middle-class life in Britain (for once) without the extremely parochial UK references that work against some other Britcoms. But even the reviewer can find mirth and consolation, in a bawdy Britcom, or a backyard fight between a raccoon and a cat. It's a charming Britcom that is quite funny for all its faults. As an American who loves Britcoms, I try to watch and rent all that I can find on telly and in vid shops. A highly accessible and incredibly funny series, it has quickly established itself as one of the best Britcoms of all time. Overall, this is an enjoyable look at some very talented actresses, and fans of Britcoms will probably enjoy it. Today, a number of British comedies, or "britcoms," are featured on special programming blocks in many markets. This "Britcom" was politically incorrect, raucous, uninhibited, extremely physical, and quickly paced. Dropping the gags led to New York, where he's part of the new breed of Britcom that's making waves in the United States. The somewhat muted image exhibits a fair amount of film stock grain but with a warmth many britcoms seem to lack. Origin 1970s: on the pattern of sitcom.
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