jocular

英 [ˈdʒɒkjələ(r)]

美 [ˈdʒɑːkjələr]

adj.  幽默的; 滑稽的; 诙谐的; 爱开玩笑的; 逗乐的; 打趣的

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BNC.23970 / COCA.30973

牛津词典

adj.

• 幽默的；滑稽的；诙谐的
  humorous
  1. a jocular comment
     诙谐的评论
• 爱开玩笑的；逗乐的；打趣的
  enjoying making people laugh

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 开朗的；爱开玩笑的；幽默的；诙谐的
  If you say that someone has ajocularmanner, you mean that they are cheerful and often make jokes or try to make people laugh.
  1. He was in a less jocular mood than usual...
     他不像往常一样那么爱开玩笑。
  2. The song was written in a light-hearted jocular way.
     这首歌的风格轻松愉快、诙谐风趣。

英英释义

adj

• characterized by jokes and good humor
  Synonym:jestingjocosejoking

adv

• with humor
  1. they tried to deal with this painful subject jocularly
  Synonym:jocosely

双语例句

• He paused for another puff from his cigarette and slipped into a more jocular tone again.
  他又停下来吸了一口烟，重新改用较轻松的口吻。
• The song was written in a light-hearted jocular way.
  这首歌的风格轻松愉快、诙谐风趣。
• In jocular, satirical linguistic forms, humor vividly reflects human civilization and wisdom with the effect of amusement and enlightenment.
  它以诙谐或是讽刺的语言形式反映人类文明和智慧，使人在感到愉悦的同时深受启迪。
• "but you're very beautiful yourself," he added with a politeness by no means crudely jocular.
  “但是你自己也非常美啊，”他的口气文雅有礼，毫不包含粗鲁调笑的意味。
• In the process of unscrambling Rabelais in his unique perspective of folk jocular culture, Bakhtin puts forward a surviving mode which contains frenzied particularities.
  巴赫金在以独特的民间诙谐文化视角解读拉伯雷的过程中，提出了一种具有狂欢化特质的生存模式。
• He refers to "Demi Moore's law," a personal, jocular extension of Intel founder Gordon E.Moore's oft-cited law on the exponential pace of microprocessor development.
  他谈到了“黛米摩尔法则”&他个人对人们常常提到的因特尔（Intel）创始人戈登关于微处理器幂次发展速度法则的诙谐引申。
• Humor is an extremely common phenomenon in communication, which takes the jocular language as the carrier to create humorous effects through the interaction with the context.
  幽默是交际行为中一种极其普遍的语言现象，它以令人发笑的语言为载体，通过语境的相互作用而形成了幽默效果。
• His brilliant speech, jocular talk and profound knowledge won our enthusiastic applause.
  他精彩的演讲，诙谐的语言，渊博的知识，赢得了同学们阵阵热烈的掌声。
• He was in a less jocular mood than usual
  他不像往常一样那么爱开玩笑。
• It was apparently of a jocular nature, for he felt impelled to slap his leg and cram his fist into his mouth.
  很明显地，出于一种滑稽的天性，他感觉被某种力量驱使着，去拍打自己的大腿，把拳头塞进嘴里。