banter
banter 英 [ˈbæntə(r)] 美 [ˈbæntɚ]
n. 无恶意的玩笑
进行时:bantering 过去式:bantered 过去分词:bantered 第三人称单数:banters 名词复数:banters
- Good friends usually banter back and forth easily, like they're trying to keep a step ahead of each other in witty responses. This type of banter is their special language of friendship.
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- n. 无恶意的玩笑
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1. Then a stream of promotions and legal banter dragged on for two full page lengths.
然后是一连串的继续，向开玩笑一样足足持续了有两页纸那么长。
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2. He’s still learning English but he’s full part of the banter and everyone loves him in the changing room.
他还在学习英语，但是他是每个人喜欢开玩笑的对象，更衣室里人人都爱他。
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3. That kind of banter was one thing I had always missed out on in my work life, because I had never shared an office or workspace.
这种戏谑是我在工作中总是错过的一件事，因为我从未与大家共用一个办公室或工作间。
- banter (v.) "attack with good-humored jokes and jests," 1670s, origin uncertain; said by Swift to be a word from London street slang. Related: Bantered; bantering. The noun, "good-humored ridicule," is from 1680s.
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