英:['dʒestɪŋ]
美:[ˈdʒɛstɪŋ]
英:['dʒestɪŋ]
美:[ˈdʒɛstɪŋ]
词根:jest
adv.jestingly 滑稽地;闹着玩地
n.jest 笑话,俏皮话;玩笑
jester (中世纪宫廷或贵族家中的)小丑;爱开玩笑的人
vi.jest 开玩笑;嘲笑
vt.jest 嘲笑
noun
a joking or mocking remark
a clever jest
prank
a ludicrous circumstance or incident
a proper jest, and never heard before, that Suffolk should demand a whole fifteenth for costs and charges—William Shakespeare
a frivolous mood or manner—usually used with in
spoken in jest
gaiety and merriment
I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of excellent fancy—William Shakespeare
laughingstock
verb
intransitive verb
to make jokes or jests : to say things intended to be humorous You voted for him? Surely you jest. [=you must be joking]
"What's it like to design a building and have an apartment in it and have your name on it?" the architect asks, jesting, with his typically irrepressible energy. "It's like a hat trick."—Philip Nobel
in jestadv. 开玩笑地;诙谐地
jest withvt. 开某人玩笑
Noun Middle English gest, geste, jeste "chivalric romance, tale, heroic deed, exploit, action, amusement," borrowed from Anglo-French geste "heroic deed, romance, tale," borrowed from Latin gesta "deeds, exploits," plural of gestum "something carried out," noun derivative from neuter of gestus, past participle of gerere "to carry, bear, conduct one's business, act, perform, do," from a verb stem ges- of uncertain origin Note: The current senses of jest date from the 16th century. The Latin verb stem ges- is without evident Indo-European congeners. An old suggestion that it derives from *h2ǵ-es-, an extended form containing the zero grade of *h2eǵ- "drive" (see agent) has been revived (as, for example, by Michiel de Vaan in Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the Other Italic Languages, Brill, 2008; the original suggestion was by Hermann Osthoff in Beiträge zur Kunde der indogermanischen Sprachen, Band 19 [1893], pp. 320-22.) Parallel formations adduced by Osthoff are, however, questionable, as *u̯es- (see wear >entry 1) from *eu̯- "put on (footwear)," not possible if the root is actually *h2eu̯(H)- (see exuviae). Latin ger- is unlikely to have any relation to Old Norse kǫr "heap, pile," kǫstr "pile," kasta "to throw, fling" (see cast >entry 1). Verb Middle English gesten "to recite romances," derivative of geste "chivalric romance, tale" — more at jest >entry 1
The first known use of jest was circa 1548
jet1 of 4noun
a compact black coal that takes a good polish and is often used for jewelry
a very dark black
jet2 of 4verb
spout entry 1 sense 1, spurt
jet3 of 4noun
a forceful rush of liquid, gas, or vapor especially through a narrow opening or a nozzle
a nozzle for a jet of fluid (as gas or water)
jet engine
jet airplane
jet4 of 4verb
to travel by jet airplane
jetsamnoun
goods thrown overboard to lighten a ship in distressespecially: such goods when washed ashore
jet1 of 4noun
a compact black coal that takes a good polish and is often used for jewelry
a very dark black
jet2 of 4verb
spout entry 1 sense 1, spurt
jet3 of 4noun
a forceful rush of liquid, gas, or vapor especially through a narrow opening or a nozzle
a nozzle for a jet of fluid (as gas or water)
jet engine
jet airplane
jet4 of 4verb
to travel by jet airplane
jet1 of 4noun
a compact black coal that takes a good polish and is often used for jewelry
a very dark black
jet2 of 4verb
spout entry 1 sense 1, spurt
jet3 of 4noun
a forceful rush of liquid, gas, or vapor especially through a narrow opening or a nozzle
a nozzle for a jet of fluid (as gas or water)
jet engine
jet airplane
jet4 of 4verb
to travel by jet airplane
jestnoun
a comic act or remark : joke
a playful mood or manner
spoken in jest
1 One given to jesting.
爱开玩笑的人
2 Do not mind, he is jesting.
别介意, 他是开玩笑.
3 Heedless of everyone's jesting remarks, Fang put down his glass and followed her.
方鸿渐顾不得人家说笑话, 放下杯子跟出去.
4 Jesting aside, here is a suggestion to handlers: Before an outdoor show wear a cap or hat while working to prepare your entries for an upcoming show.
这里有个建议给所有指导手:在参加室外赛之前戴上帽子进行训练。
5 “There is no jesting in war. For those local officials who do not enforce the measures of the campaign effectively and could not improve air quality in time, we will hold them accountable,” Liu added.
6 A jesting report in The Bee will be fact-checked and censored, usually briefly, by social media platforms.
7 He spoke the part, offering a mix of jesting bon mots and high-minded appeals for bipartisanship. And he looked the part, down to the embroidered “45” on his starched white shirt cuff.
8 “I have no appetite for your jesting,” I said.
9 Often of a morning Babbitt came bouncing and jesting in to breakfast.
巴比特往常总是兴冲冲地,有说有笑地下楼吃早饭.
10 The smithy said, “Are you jesting with me?”
11 He rides along jesting about how, in 1988, “I basically walked around campus with one of those lunch boards on. You know: ‘Free tickets!
12 Removing these when jesting gives me a factor of 10 improvement in performance.
在测试的时候清除这些类可以带来10倍的性能提升。
13 The Farmer's servants rushed up with sticks and pitchforks and soon taught the donkey that clumsy jesting is no joke.
周围的仆人马上冲过来,用棍棒和干草叉教会了驴,开这种不合时宜的玩笑可不是闹着玩的。
14 Whether jesting or not, no U.S. president has been as free in his admiration of dictators and absolute power as the 45th, historians say.
15 Throughout the interview she kept her temper perfectly , laughing and jesting.
在整个会见过程中,她从容不迫, 谈笑自如.
16 But they are the opposite of solemn; Goethe delights in his burlesque Mephistopheles, always mocking and jesting, as he does in the wild coincidences and improbabilities of Wilhelm’s career.
17 Just under the tomfoolery, though, lurks malice, danger and loneliness, which Garrison and his cast plumb more avidly than the potential for Monty Python-esque jesting.
18 Though generally they have trouble and are tormented and restless and worried in mind or in body, they hide their cares behind their humour and jesting and are considered very good friends to know.
虽然通常他们的心理和身体上有许多困难、苦恼、焦躁不安,但他们会以幽默和玩笑将其隐藏,只有非常好的朋友才知道背后真相。
19 At my friendly jesting, his tension melted away.
他紧张的心情,被我这一番笑谈, 一下子冲得烟消云散了.
20 Twitter’s executives appeared skeptical, too, given that it was difficult to discern how much Mr. Musk might be jesting.
1 滑稽
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2 笑话
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3 玩笑
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4 诙谐
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6 无关紧要的
7 打趣的
9 滑稽的
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10 开玩笑
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