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单词 funny
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funny

Did you ask for mustard and get a funny look?She found the process quite funny.The jokes were funny; the observations about single life refreshing.The best sitcoms are based on the simple idea that the ideal way to treat any sensitive subject is to make it funny.Sometimes sad, sometimes funny and always classy.What's the funniest thing that has happened to you as a lawyer?Full of amazingly funny moments, it is brilliant.Not that anyone in the Burnley dressing room was in the mood to see the funny side.I thought you might do something funny on Vaz.He said: 'It was a funny feeling.He has a great body and a smile that makes me feel funny inside.This hugely enjoyable series gets funnier and funnier with each new outing.This story is so funny it makes you want to cry.The funny thing was he thought they were there for him!What was the funniest moment of the season and who were the best fans?Who is the funniest person you have encountered in skiing?The way she throws her legs back over her head when she finds something funny.There are loads of funny jokes which makes it better than reading a book.Where have all the funny women gone?Writing under a false name can have its funny side.She was also very funny and very smart.And hearing about blood and wounds does really make me feel most awfully funny.His account makes for funny but troubling reading.But her recent move to the country seems to have done funny things to her.Viewers can also vote for their favourite funny moments.She was virtually born to have a terminal disease and she was very classy with it and quite funny.It took four series for us to realise they might be quite funny if we shoved them together on location.You get the odd funny look.Is the new series funnier then?They thought it was extremely funny; it really made them smile.You'll probably get back less funny money to take on holiday.He said: 'It was so funny.One of the handful of spectators who watched me on stage observed: 'It was funny the way you seemed to be getting so annoyed with yourself.

In other languages
funny

British English: funny /ˈfʌnɪ/ ADJECTIVE
amusing If something is funny, it makes you laugh.
He told me a funny joke.
  • American English: funny
  • Arabic: مُضْحِك
  • Brazilian Portuguese: engraçado
  • Chinese: 好笑的
  • Croatian: smiješan
  • Czech: legrační
  • Danish: sjov
  • Dutch: grappig
  • European Spanish: gracioso
  • Finnish: huvittava
  • French: drôle
  • German: witzig
  • Greek: αστείος
  • Italian: divertente
  • Japanese: 面白い
  • Korean: 우스운
  • Norwegian: morsom
  • Polish: zabawny
  • European Portuguese: engraçado
  • Romanian: amuzant
  • Russian: забавный
  • Latin American Spanish: gracioso
  • Swedish: rolig
  • Thai: ตลก
  • Turkish: komik
  • Ukrainian: смішний
  • Vietnamese: buồn cười
British English: funny /ˈfʌnɪ/ ADJECTIVE
strange Funny means strange.
The car is making a funny noise.
  • American English: funny
  • Arabic: غَرِيب
  • Brazilian Portuguese: estranho
  • Chinese: 奇怪的
  • Croatian: neobičan
  • Czech: divný
  • Danish: underlig
  • Dutch: vreemd
  • European Spanish: raro
  • Finnish: kummallinen
  • French: étrange
  • German: komisch
  • Greek: παράξενος
  • Italian: strano
  • Japanese: 変な
  • Korean: 괴상한
  • Norwegian: rar
  • Polish: dziwny
  • European Portuguese: estranho
  • Romanian: ciudat
  • Russian: смешной
  • Latin American Spanish: extraño
  • Swedish: konstig
  • Thai: แปลกประหลาด
  • Turkish: garip
  • Ukrainian: дивакуватий
  • Vietnamese: kỳ lạ

All related terms of 'funny'

Chinese translation of 'funny'

funny

(ˈfʌnɪ)

adj

  1. (= amusing) 可笑的 (kěxiào de)
  2. (= strange) 奇怪的 (qíguài de)
    to feel funny (inf, = unwell) 稍感不适(適) (shāo gǎn bùshì)
(adjective) 
Definition
causing amusement or laughter
I'll tell you a funny story.
Synonyms
humorous
a humorous magazine
amusing
He had a great sense of humour and could be very amusing.
comical
entertaining
This is a surprisingly entertaining film.
killing (informal)
rich
That's rich, coming from him.
comic
silly
ridiculous
It was an absolutely ridiculous decision.
diverting
absurd
They go to absurd lengths just to avoid paying a few pounds.
jolly
She was a jolly, kindhearted woman.
witty
one of those genuinely witty speakers to whom one could listen for hours
hilarious
He had a fund of hilarious tales.
ludicrous
It's a completely ludicrous idea.
laughable
Groucho's laughable view of human pomp
farcical
from farcical humour to deepest tragedy
slapstick
riotous
droll
The band have a droll sense of humour.
risible (formal)
His claim is risible for its patent untruth.
facetious
Are you going to listen or just make facetious remarks?
jocular
I was in a less jocular mood than usual.
side-splitting
waggish
jocose (old-fashioned)
His conversation is carefully maintained at a level of jocose pomposity.
Opposites
serious
, grave,
stern
,
sober
,
melancholy
,
solemn
,
humourless
,
unfunny
(adjective) 
Definition
causing amusement or laughter
She could be funny when she wanted to be.
Synonyms
comic
The novel is both comic and tragic.
comical
The whole situation suddenly struck her as being comical.
a scream
a card (informal)
a caution (informal)
(adjective) 
Definition
peculiar or odd
There's something funny about that pair.
Synonyms
peculiar
She has a very peculiar sense of humour.
odd
Something odd began to happen.
strange
There was something strange about the flickering blue light.
unusual
rare and unusual plants
remarkable
He was a remarkable man.
bizarre
That book you lent me is really bizarre.
puzzling
curious
A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks.
weird
I had such a weird dream last night.
mysterious
He died in mysterious circumstances.
suspicious
Four people have died in suspicious circumstances.
dubious
queer
If you ask me, there's something queer going on.
rum (British, slang)
It was a rum sort of joke.
quirky
We've developed a reputation for being quite quirky and original.
perplexing
The procedure is perplexing at the best of times.
(adjective) 
Definition
faint or ill
(informal) 
My head ached and my stomach felt funny.
Synonyms
ill
He was seriously ill with pneumonia.
poorly (informal)
I've just phoned Julie and she's still poorly.
queasy
He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy.
sick
She's very sick.
odd
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
He admitted to feeling a bit crook.
ailing
I stopped working to care for my ailing mother.
queer
unhealthy
a poorly dressed, unhealthy looking fellow with a poor complexion
seedy (informal)
All right, are you? Not feeling seedy?
unwell
He felt unwell as he was being driven back to his office.
out of sorts (informal)
At times, he has seemed lifeless and out of sorts.
off-colour (informal)
She felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms.
under the weather (informal)
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
(noun) 
When I played against him, he kept cracking funnies all the time.
Synonyms
joke (informal)
No one told worse jokes than Claus.
crack (slang)
He made a nasty crack about her weight.
quip
a deadpan quip
pun
The title of the book is a pun on his name.
jest
It was a jest rather than a reproach.
wisecrack
He kept making wisecracks about her weight.
witticism
This witticism produced a burst of raucous laughter.
play on words

Additional synonyms

in the sense of absurd
Definition
obviously senseless or illogical
They go to absurd lengths just to avoid paying a few pounds.
Synonyms
ridiculous,
crazy (informal),
silly,
incredible,
outrageous,
foolish,
unbelievable,
daft (informal),
hilarious,
ludicrous,
meaningless,
unreasonable,
irrational,
senseless,
preposterous,
laughable,
funny,
stupid,
farcical,
illogical,
incongruous,
comical,
zany,
idiotic,
nonsensical,
inane,
dumb-ass (slang),
cockamamie (slang, US)
in the sense of ailing
Definition
unwell or unsuccessful over a long period
I stopped working to care for my ailing mother.
Synonyms
ill,
suffering,
poorly (informal),
diseased,
sick,
weak,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
feeble,
invalid,
debilitated,
sickly,
unwell,
infirm,
off colour,
under the weather (informal),
indisposed
in the sense of amusing
He had a great sense of humour and could be very amusing.
Synonyms
funny,
humorous,
gratifying,
laughable,
farcical,
comical,
droll,
interesting,
pleasing,
charming,
cheering,
entertaining,
comic,
pleasant,
lively,
diverting,
delightful,
enjoyable,
cheerful,
witty,
merry,
gladdening,
facetious,
jocular,
rib-tickling,
waggish

Synonyms of 'funny'

funny

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of unwell
Definition
not healthy
He felt unwell as he was being driven back to his office.
Synonyms
ill,
poorly (informal),
sick,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
ailing,
unhealthy,
sickly,
out of sorts,
off colour,
under the weather (informal),
in poor health,
at death's door,
indisposed,
green about the gills
in the sense of weird
Definition
suggestive of the supernatural
I had such a weird dream last night.
Synonyms
strange,
odd,
unusual,
bizarre,
ghostly,
mysterious,
queer (archaic),
unearthly,
eerie,
grotesque,
supernatural,
unnatural,
far-out (slang),
uncanny,
spooky (informal),
creepy (informal),
eldritch (poetic)
in the sense of wisecrack
Definition
a clever, amusing, sometimes unkind, remark
He kept making wisecracks about her weight.
Synonyms
joke,
sally,
gag (informal),
quip,
jibe,
barb,
jest,
witticism,
smart remark,
pithy remark,
sardonic remark
in the sense of witticism
Definition
a witty remark
This witticism produced a burst of raucous laughter.
Synonyms
quip,
sally,
pun,
one-liner (slang),
riposte,
pleasantry,
repartee,
epigram,
play on words,
bon mot,
clever remark,
witty remark
in the sense of witty
Definition
clever and amusing
one of those genuinely witty speakers to whom one could listen for hours
Synonyms
humorous,
original,
brilliant,
funny,
clever,
amusing,
lively,
sparkling,
ingenious,
fanciful,
whimsical,
droll,
piquant,
facetious,
jocular,
epigrammatic,
waggish
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