| 单词 | funny |
| 释义 | fun·ny I. 1. a. < when they laughed it was not because they thought it was funny but out of embarrassment — Barnaby Conrad > < he is the funniest writer in the world, with more kinds of fun than any other, from the broadest burlesque … to the final subtlety of the tear-stained smile — Robert Morse > b. < don't take him so seriously; he was just being funny > < cut out the funny business and get to work > < a tactical mistake — to … get funny with an official — Irish Digest > 2. a. < they'd surely think it funny if we shot up the price now — C.G.Benjamin > b. < came to the doctor with the vague complaint that he felt funny all over > < he had been a bit funny in the top story — Norman Lewis > c. 3. < warned them he would shoot if they tried any funny stuff > < fake bidding and other funny business at the auction > 4. < reading the funny page in a daily paper > Synonyms: see laughable II. III. 1. < cast him as one of the funnies — Robertson Davies > 2. < follow their adventures in the funnies > < look at the funnies > IV. < made them suspicious when he began acting funny > |
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