这场选举变成了一场闹剧，候选人只顾互相攻击而忽略了实质问题。
The election became a farce as candidates focused on attacking each other instead of addressing real issues.
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farce英 /fɑːs/|美 /fɑrs/
解释
farce 源自法语，原指"滑稽剧、闹剧"，是一种夸张搞笑的戏剧形式。在政治语境中引申为"荒谬可笑的事件"，形容严肃场合中出现的荒唐行为。
The election became a farce as candidates focused on attacking each other instead of addressing real issues.
farce 源自法语，原指"滑稽剧、闹剧"，是一种夸张搞笑的戏剧形式。在政治语境中引申为"荒谬可笑的事件"，形容严肃场合中出现的荒唐行为。