英语词汇“joker”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	joker
释义	Trends of joker View usage for: joker (dʒoʊkəʳ) Word forms: plural jokers 1. countable noun Someone who is a joker likes making jokes or doing amusing things. He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun. Synonyms: comedian, comic, wit, clown More Synonyms of joker 2. countable noun The joker in a pack of playing cards is the card which does not belong to any of the four suits. 3. countable noun You can call someone a joker if you think they are behaving in a stupid or dangerous way. [informal, disapproval] Keep your eye on these jokers, you never know what they will come up with. 4. See the joker in the pack joker in British English (ˈdʒəʊkə) noun 1. a person who jokes, esp in an obnoxious manner 2. slang, often derogatory a person who does that joker think he is? 3. an extra playing card in a pack, which in many card games can substitute for or rank above any other card 4. mainly US a clause or phrase inserted in a legislative bill in order to make the bill inoperative or to alter its apparent effect joker in American English (ˈdʒoʊkər) noun 1. a person who jokes 2. US a cunningly worded provision put into a law, legal document, etc. to make it different from what it seems to be 3. US any hidden, unsuspected difficulty 4. US an extra playing card, usually with a conventionalized picture of a court jester on it, used in some games as the highest trump or as a wild card 5. Slang a person, fellow, etc.; esp., one deserving contempt, as because of being foolish, inept, or disagreeable More idioms containing joker the joker in the pack Examples of 'joker' in a sentence joker One of the downsides of the digital age is that practical jokers have become far more ambitious. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There are some real jokers around and one of them is you tonight. The Sun (2015) But he still had time to be the practical joker he had always been. Christianity Today (2000) It is that thing about the joker card again. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Which brings investors to the joker in the pack. Times, Sunday Times (2012) He was a real joker and really popular. Times, Sunday Times (2006) There were two jokers in the pack. Thompson, Sir Peter Sharing the Success - the story of NFC (1990) But the real joker was behind them. The Sun (2010) Takeover bids are the joker in the pack. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The poignant note lay in a bed of roses on an ivory white casket that featured two joker playing cards. The Sun (2016) You might think the little fella is as pure as the driven snow but he is a real old practical joker. The Sun (2011) It was like playing your joker. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He plays his joker role superbly. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He was a real practical joker. The Sun (2016) Who are the biggest jokers in the England dressing room? Times, Sunday Times (2011) Okay, time to play the joker. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He wasn't playing the joker so much. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Out of the pair of you, who would win a prize for being the biggest practical joker on set? The Sun (2015) Word lists with joker terms used in cards In other languages joker British English: joker NOUN Someone who is a joker likes making jokes or doing amusing things. He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun. American English: joker Brazilian Portuguese: piadista Chinese: 爱开玩笑 European Spanish: bromista French: plaisantin German: Witzbold Italian: buffone Japanese: 冗談好きの人 Korean: 재담꾼 European Portuguese: piadista Latin American Spanish: bromista Chinese translation of 'joker' joker (ˈdʒəukəʳ) n (c) (Cards) 王 (wáng) (= person) 爱(愛)开(開)玩笑的人 (ài kāi wánxiào de rén) (noun) in the sense of comedian Definition a person who jokes a lot He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun. Synonyms comedian After a career as a comedian, he turned to serious drama. comic At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic. wit a man who fancied himself as a great wit clown a classic circus clown with a big red nose and baggy suit wag My dad's always been a bit of a wag. kidder (informal) jester He is the class jester writ large. dag (New Zealand, informal) He does all these great impersonations – he's such a dag. prankster buffoon a drunken buffoon trickster The veteran trickster had made a fortune in his 40 years of fraud. humorist a political humorist Additional synonyms in the sense of buffoon Definition a person who amuses others by silly behaviour a drunken buffoon Synonyms clown, fool, comic, comedian, wag, joker, jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), harlequin, droll, silly billy (informal), joculator or (fem.) joculatrix, merry-andrew in the sense of clown Definition a comic entertainer, usually bizarrely dressed and made up, appearing in the circus a classic circus clown with a big red nose and baggy suit Synonyms comedian, fool, harlequin, jester, buffoon, pierrot, dolt, punchinello, merry-andrew in the sense of comic Definition a comedian At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic. Synonyms comedian, funny man, humorist, wit, clown, wag, jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), buffoon, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix Nearby words of joker joint jointly joke joker jokey jollification jollity Synonyms of 'joker' joker Explore 'joker' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of dag Definition an amusing person He does all these great impersonations – he's such a dag. Synonyms joker, comic, wag, wit, comedian, clown, kidder (informal), jester, humorist, prankster in the sense of humorist Definition a person who speaks or writes in a humorous way a political humorist Synonyms comedian, comic, wit, eccentric, wag, joker, card (informal), jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), funny man, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix in the sense of jester He is the class jester writ large. Synonyms humorist, comic, wit, comedian, wag, joker, dag (New Zealand, informal), quipster, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix in the sense of trickster Definition a person who deceives or plays tricks The veteran trickster had made a fortune in his 40 years of fraud. Synonyms deceiver, fraud, cheat, joker, hoaxer, pretender, hustler (US, informal), conman or woman (informal), con artist (informal), impostor, fraudster, swindler, practical joker, grifter (slang, US, Canadian), chiseller (informal, rare), rorter (Australian, slang), rogue trader in the sense of wag Definition a humorous or witty person My dad's always been a bit of a wag. Synonyms joker, comic, wit, comedian, clown, card (informal), kidder (informal), jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), prankster, buffoon, trickster, humorist, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix in the sense of wit Definition a person possessing this ability a man who fancied himself as a great wit Synonyms humorist, card (informal), comedian, wag, joker, dag (New Zealand, informal), punster, farceur, epigrammatist
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