pun 英 [pʌn]   美 [pʌn]

pun

pun  英 [pʌn] 美 [pʌn]

vi. 说双关语;说俏皮话  n. 双关语;俏皮话  vt. 捣实敲打 

进行时:punning  过去式:punned  过去分词:punned  第三人称单数:puns  名词复数:puns 

So presumably this, too, is a pun. 因此据我揣测这也是一个双关语。
I could be cynical and say he probably did it hoping to make a killing -- pardon the pun -- but for the sake of the higher argument I'll play along. 我也许可以玩世不恭的说他这么做是希望开发出一个在市场上“必杀”的游戏——请原谅我的双关语——但为了更高层的论题,我权且同意他的话。

  • A pun is a play on words. If a bird flying overhead takes a poop on the cake you’re carrying, you could say “Isn’t that just the icing on the cake!” But only if you want to be punny.
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  • vi. 说双关语;说俏皮话
  • n. 双关语;俏皮话
  • vt. 捣实敲打
  • 1. So presumably this, too, is a pun.

    因此据我揣测这也是一个双关语。

  • 2. I could be cynical and say he probably did it hoping to make a killing -- pardon the pun -- but for the sake of the higher argument I'll play along.

    我也许可以玩世不恭的说他这么做是希望开发出一个在市场上“必杀”的游戏——请原谅我的双关语——但为了更高层的论题,我权且同意他的话。

  • 3. But the cartoonist is making a pun here, as bush league is also "Bush league", second-rate because it comes from people with minds like that of President George W. Bush.

    但是漫画家在此用的是双关语,因为灌木球联就是“布什球联”——一个二流的球联,因为它的人员组成都是头脑像布什总统那样的人。

pun / pʌn ; NAmE pʌn / noun , verb pun puns punned punning noun pun(on sth) the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same 双关语 We're banking on them lending us the money—no pun intended! 我们正指望他们借给我们钱呢 —bank 绝无双关之意! compare wordplay verb ( -nn- ) [intransitive ] to make a pun 使用双关语 pun / pʌn ; NAmE pʌn /
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