banter
英 [ˈbæntə(r)] 美 [ˈbæntɚ]

n.

玩笑；逗乐；〈美方〉挑战；

vi.

开玩笑，说笑；逗乐；

vt.

（善意地）取笑；逗弄；

变形

复数：banters过去式：bantered过去分词：bantered现在分词：bantering第三人称单数：banters

英英释义

banter[ ˈbantə ]

• n.light teasing repartee

  同义词：raillerygive-and-takebackchat

• v.be silly or tease one another

  同义词：kidchaffjollyjosh

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. He senses the truth beneath her banter.
   他辨出这玩笑话里有真意在。
2. The students exchanged banter with each other.
   同学们互相开玩笑。

用作动词(v.)

1. It is rude to banter a man out of his senses.
   戏弄他人而使其失去理性是无礼的。
2. I do not banter you, I am in earnest.
   我没有同你开玩笑，我是认真的。
3. He has serious character, but he tries to be humorous to banter with her.
   男孩儿有些严肃，但是在她面前，他会尽量表现幽默。

权威例句

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