Definition of funnily in English:

funnily

adverb ˈfʌnəliˈfənəli

1In a strange or amusing way.
you do talk funnily
Example sentencesExamples
- One student watched her funnily as she violently shook her pen up and down.
- Where he had once been funnily cynical, he became at times viciously cruel, not only to myself but to our daughters, who came to resent and fear him.
- He had a funnily authoritative way of speaking, she noticed, especially for his age - although age was relative with Caleb.
- And people will look at you funnily for even thinking that they might care.
- He looked at her funnily and slowly took the piece of toast out of his mouth.
- ‘The younger one was Tim and the older one was John,’ says Emma in a funnily breathless voice that sounds as if she's about to faint.
- Yes, pop culture pedagogy is, indeed, one way to funnily distract students from the mandatory, often punitive-seeming (to both students and teachers) experience of comp class.
- Jahson looked at him funnily, but did not answer.
- Allegra entered his room, she was wearing a pair of jeans and a puffy, warm sweater, it looked expensive… but a look at her slippers was funnily contradictory.
- She paused and looked at Wyatt funnily before reaching out a plucking a long brown hair off of his coat.
- The pace of this album goes something like this: sex to sexy, and funnily put at that.
- I find him, by and large, very funny, though he's always treads a fine line between being funnily offensive and being downright offensive.
- Others do, extremely funnily at times, but it's just not me, I'm afraid.
- Some of these characters are important, some just drift through the film; all are sketched funnily and realistically.
- Why on earth did Ben have to act so funnily today?
- It would have been awful, because, according to my judgement, the threat of hoovering wasn't just a joke - many funnily gross things happened on camp to make me believe it would be done.
- She speaks earnestly, thoughtfully and funnily about how we are all ‘differently abled ‘in one way or another.’
- Chris looked at her funnily before giving a small chuckle.
- Tana just acted normal, pretending not to understand why they were all looking at her funnily and angrily.
- Miles stared at him funnily then walked toward the target.
1. 1.1funnily enoughsentence adverb Used to admit that a situation or fact is surprising or curious.
  funnily enough, I was starting to like the idea
  Example sentencesExamples
  So funnily enough, it kind of ended up being a situation where everyone gave the best that they had to give and I think ultimately the movie has been good for it.
  And that, funnily enough, makes most casino operators anxious.
  And he was an idealist in that respect, and he still is in a way, funnily, even his 80s now.
  For those who don't remember Pickles, he was the judge who said we should legalise cannabis and brothels - funnily enough, he retired early.
  Out of all the stories in this book, this would be the one, which I would not believe and funnily enough, this is the only one out of all the stories, which I can prove.
  But funnily enough, their name isn't mentioned anywhere in the spot.
  They did have a record of passengers, but funnily, Creighton was not listed.
  On the second day, I hiked to Ruined Castle; a collection of rocks atop a mountain that resembles, funnily enough, a ruined castle.
  There is a good article here on the way the media distort the results of public opinion polls - always in the same direction, funnily enough.
  Actually, she wasn't a wonderful mother, but I think she did her best, and funnily enough, I've discovered if you say things often enough they become true.
  Because funnily enough, the only time I find it impossible to park outside my home in Glasgow's south side is when Rangers and Pollok are playing at home.
  But funnily enough I'd choose my current situation over last year's any day.
  He expects his readers to behave with perfect propriety towards large corporations, which, funnily enough, do not write to the New York Times and ask how they should behave.
  Failing that, I'll have to stick to poker and up the stakes next game - although, funnily enough, a wee voice in my head is telling me to quit while I'm ahead.
  It's February and we should be used to all this nonsense, but funnily the mainstream media seems more gullible than ever.
  I am nicknamed the ‘drama queen’ by my badminton friends, and funnily enough, I would have liked to become an actress
  I say funnily enough because right across the road from the railway station is The Daily Planet which the time was Australia's largest brothel.
  Most have screamed the equivalent of ‘get out of the stock market’, but funnily enough, not one has suggested heading off to a racetrack.
  But funnily enough I don't remember it being headline news.
  But, funnily enough, the most deeply stirring thing the film shows us is that guilt, even more than misery, loves company.
  Well, funnily, it is the temperature that goes down first and the CO2 which goes down a few thousand years later.
  Others do other things… but funnily, it doesn't actually matter.
  And funnily enough, the bigger we got, the more people got excited.
  Everybody is touchy about transport, everybody has an opinion and a solution that, funnily enough, does not usually involve a tandem or a long walk to the train station.
  The select committee has been raising that issue pretty constantly now for the last 2, 3, or 4 years - in fact, ever since the Labour-Progressive Government came to power, funnily.
  Which makes it, funnily, exactly like the pictures you've seen these last few days.
  Now that the magazine depends on grants from Left-wing foundations for its survival, he has changed his tune, funnily enough!

Definition of funnily in US English:

funnily

adverbˈfənəlēˈfənəli

1In a strange or amusing way.
you do talk funnily
Example sentencesExamples
- She speaks earnestly, thoughtfully and funnily about how we are all ‘differently abled ‘in one way or another.’
- The pace of this album goes something like this: sex to sexy, and funnily put at that.
- She paused and looked at Wyatt funnily before reaching out a plucking a long brown hair off of his coat.
- Others do, extremely funnily at times, but it's just not me, I'm afraid.
- It would have been awful, because, according to my judgement, the threat of hoovering wasn't just a joke - many funnily gross things happened on camp to make me believe it would be done.
- I find him, by and large, very funny, though he's always treads a fine line between being funnily offensive and being downright offensive.
- Allegra entered his room, she was wearing a pair of jeans and a puffy, warm sweater, it looked expensive… but a look at her slippers was funnily contradictory.
- And people will look at you funnily for even thinking that they might care.
- Where he had once been funnily cynical, he became at times viciously cruel, not only to myself but to our daughters, who came to resent and fear him.
- Jahson looked at him funnily, but did not answer.
- He had a funnily authoritative way of speaking, she noticed, especially for his age - although age was relative with Caleb.
- Chris looked at her funnily before giving a small chuckle.
- Miles stared at him funnily then walked toward the target.
- ‘The younger one was Tim and the older one was John,’ says Emma in a funnily breathless voice that sounds as if she's about to faint.
- Yes, pop culture pedagogy is, indeed, one way to funnily distract students from the mandatory, often punitive-seeming (to both students and teachers) experience of comp class.
- Some of these characters are important, some just drift through the film; all are sketched funnily and realistically.
- Why on earth did Ben have to act so funnily today?
- He looked at her funnily and slowly took the piece of toast out of his mouth.
- One student watched her funnily as she violently shook her pen up and down.
- Tana just acted normal, pretending not to understand why they were all looking at her funnily and angrily.
1. 1.1funnily enoughsentence adverb Used to admit that a situation or fact is surprising or curious.
  funnily enough, I was starting to like the idea
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now that the magazine depends on grants from Left-wing foundations for its survival, he has changed his tune, funnily enough!
  It's February and we should be used to all this nonsense, but funnily the mainstream media seems more gullible than ever.
  Well, funnily, it is the temperature that goes down first and the CO2 which goes down a few thousand years later.
  And funnily enough, the bigger we got, the more people got excited.
  Others do other things… but funnily, it doesn't actually matter.
  Everybody is touchy about transport, everybody has an opinion and a solution that, funnily enough, does not usually involve a tandem or a long walk to the train station.
  He expects his readers to behave with perfect propriety towards large corporations, which, funnily enough, do not write to the New York Times and ask how they should behave.
  I am nicknamed the ‘drama queen’ by my badminton friends, and funnily enough, I would have liked to become an actress
  There is a good article here on the way the media distort the results of public opinion polls - always in the same direction, funnily enough.
  Out of all the stories in this book, this would be the one, which I would not believe and funnily enough, this is the only one out of all the stories, which I can prove.
  And that, funnily enough, makes most casino operators anxious.
  They did have a record of passengers, but funnily, Creighton was not listed.
  But funnily enough I'd choose my current situation over last year's any day.
  But funnily enough I don't remember it being headline news.
  For those who don't remember Pickles, he was the judge who said we should legalise cannabis and brothels - funnily enough, he retired early.
  Failing that, I'll have to stick to poker and up the stakes next game - although, funnily enough, a wee voice in my head is telling me to quit while I'm ahead.
  I say funnily enough because right across the road from the railway station is The Daily Planet which the time was Australia's largest brothel.
  On the second day, I hiked to Ruined Castle; a collection of rocks atop a mountain that resembles, funnily enough, a ruined castle.
  Actually, she wasn't a wonderful mother, but I think she did her best, and funnily enough, I've discovered if you say things often enough they become true.
  But funnily enough, their name isn't mentioned anywhere in the spot.
  Because funnily enough, the only time I find it impossible to park outside my home in Glasgow's south side is when Rangers and Pollok are playing at home.
  Which makes it, funnily, exactly like the pictures you've seen these last few days.
  And he was an idealist in that respect, and he still is in a way, funnily, even his 80s now.
  The select committee has been raising that issue pretty constantly now for the last 2, 3, or 4 years - in fact, ever since the Labour-Progressive Government came to power, funnily.
  But, funnily enough, the most deeply stirring thing the film shows us is that guilt, even more than misery, loves company.
  So funnily enough, it kind of ended up being a situation where everyone gave the best that they had to give and I think ultimately the movie has been good for it.
  Most have screamed the equivalent of ‘get out of the stock market’, but funnily enough, not one has suggested heading off to a racetrack.

单词	funnily
释义	Definition of funnily in English: funnily adverb ˈfʌnəliˈfənəli 1In a strange or amusing way. you do talk funnily Example sentencesExamples One student watched her funnily as she violently shook her pen up and down. Where he had once been funnily cynical, he became at times viciously cruel, not only to myself but to our daughters, who came to resent and fear him. He had a funnily authoritative way of speaking, she noticed, especially for his age - although age was relative with Caleb. And people will look at you funnily for even thinking that they might care. He looked at her funnily and slowly took the piece of toast out of his mouth. ‘The younger one was Tim and the older one was John,’ says Emma in a funnily breathless voice that sounds as if she's about to faint. Yes, pop culture pedagogy is, indeed, one way to funnily distract students from the mandatory, often punitive-seeming (to both students and teachers) experience of comp class. Jahson looked at him funnily, but did not answer. Allegra entered his room, she was wearing a pair of jeans and a puffy, warm sweater, it looked expensive… but a look at her slippers was funnily contradictory. She paused and looked at Wyatt funnily before reaching out a plucking a long brown hair off of his coat. The pace of this album goes something like this: sex to sexy, and funnily put at that. I find him, by and large, very funny, though he's always treads a fine line between being funnily offensive and being downright offensive. Others do, extremely funnily at times, but it's just not me, I'm afraid. Some of these characters are important, some just drift through the film; all are sketched funnily and realistically. Why on earth did Ben have to act so funnily today? It would have been awful, because, according to my judgement, the threat of hoovering wasn't just a joke - many funnily gross things happened on camp to make me believe it would be done. She speaks earnestly, thoughtfully and funnily about how we are all ‘differently abled ‘in one way or another.’ Chris looked at her funnily before giving a small chuckle. Tana just acted normal, pretending not to understand why they were all looking at her funnily and angrily. Miles stared at him funnily then walked toward the target. 1.1funnily enoughsentence adverb Used to admit that a situation or fact is surprising or curious. funnily enough, I was starting to like the idea Example sentencesExamples So funnily enough, it kind of ended up being a situation where everyone gave the best that they had to give and I think ultimately the movie has been good for it. And that, funnily enough, makes most casino operators anxious. And he was an idealist in that respect, and he still is in a way, funnily, even his 80s now. For those who don't remember Pickles, he was the judge who said we should legalise cannabis and brothels - funnily enough, he retired early. Out of all the stories in this book, this would be the one, which I would not believe and funnily enough, this is the only one out of all the stories, which I can prove. But funnily enough, their name isn't mentioned anywhere in the spot. They did have a record of passengers, but funnily, Creighton was not listed. On the second day, I hiked to Ruined Castle; a collection of rocks atop a mountain that resembles, funnily enough, a ruined castle. There is a good article here on the way the media distort the results of public opinion polls - always in the same direction, funnily enough. Actually, she wasn't a wonderful mother, but I think she did her best, and funnily enough, I've discovered if you say things often enough they become true. Because funnily enough, the only time I find it impossible to park outside my home in Glasgow's south side is when Rangers and Pollok are playing at home. But funnily enough I'd choose my current situation over last year's any day. He expects his readers to behave with perfect propriety towards large corporations, which, funnily enough, do not write to the New York Times and ask how they should behave. Failing that, I'll have to stick to poker and up the stakes next game - although, funnily enough, a wee voice in my head is telling me to quit while I'm ahead. It's February and we should be used to all this nonsense, but funnily the mainstream media seems more gullible than ever. I am nicknamed the ‘drama queen’ by my badminton friends, and funnily enough, I would have liked to become an actress I say funnily enough because right across the road from the railway station is The Daily Planet which the time was Australia's largest brothel. Most have screamed the equivalent of ‘get out of the stock market’, but funnily enough, not one has suggested heading off to a racetrack. But funnily enough I don't remember it being headline news. But, funnily enough, the most deeply stirring thing the film shows us is that guilt, even more than misery, loves company. Well, funnily, it is the temperature that goes down first and the CO2 which goes down a few thousand years later. Others do other things… but funnily, it doesn't actually matter. And funnily enough, the bigger we got, the more people got excited. Everybody is touchy about transport, everybody has an opinion and a solution that, funnily enough, does not usually involve a tandem or a long walk to the train station. The select committee has been raising that issue pretty constantly now for the last 2, 3, or 4 years - in fact, ever since the Labour-Progressive Government came to power, funnily. Which makes it, funnily, exactly like the pictures you've seen these last few days. Now that the magazine depends on grants from Left-wing foundations for its survival, he has changed his tune, funnily enough! Definition of funnily in US English: funnily adverbˈfənəlēˈfənəli 1In a strange or amusing way. you do talk funnily Example sentencesExamples She speaks earnestly, thoughtfully and funnily about how we are all ‘differently abled ‘in one way or another.’ The pace of this album goes something like this: sex to sexy, and funnily put at that. She paused and looked at Wyatt funnily before reaching out a plucking a long brown hair off of his coat. Others do, extremely funnily at times, but it's just not me, I'm afraid. It would have been awful, because, according to my judgement, the threat of hoovering wasn't just a joke - many funnily gross things happened on camp to make me believe it would be done. I find him, by and large, very funny, though he's always treads a fine line between being funnily offensive and being downright offensive. Allegra entered his room, she was wearing a pair of jeans and a puffy, warm sweater, it looked expensive… but a look at her slippers was funnily contradictory. And people will look at you funnily for even thinking that they might care. Where he had once been funnily cynical, he became at times viciously cruel, not only to myself but to our daughters, who came to resent and fear him. Jahson looked at him funnily, but did not answer. He had a funnily authoritative way of speaking, she noticed, especially for his age - although age was relative with Caleb. Chris looked at her funnily before giving a small chuckle. Miles stared at him funnily then walked toward the target. ‘The younger one was Tim and the older one was John,’ says Emma in a funnily breathless voice that sounds as if she's about to faint. Yes, pop culture pedagogy is, indeed, one way to funnily distract students from the mandatory, often punitive-seeming (to both students and teachers) experience of comp class. Some of these characters are important, some just drift through the film; all are sketched funnily and realistically. Why on earth did Ben have to act so funnily today? He looked at her funnily and slowly took the piece of toast out of his mouth. One student watched her funnily as she violently shook her pen up and down. Tana just acted normal, pretending not to understand why they were all looking at her funnily and angrily. 1.1funnily enoughsentence adverb Used to admit that a situation or fact is surprising or curious. funnily enough, I was starting to like the idea Example sentencesExamples Now that the magazine depends on grants from Left-wing foundations for its survival, he has changed his tune, funnily enough! It's February and we should be used to all this nonsense, but funnily the mainstream media seems more gullible than ever. Well, funnily, it is the temperature that goes down first and the CO2 which goes down a few thousand years later. And funnily enough, the bigger we got, the more people got excited. Others do other things… but funnily, it doesn't actually matter. Everybody is touchy about transport, everybody has an opinion and a solution that, funnily enough, does not usually involve a tandem or a long walk to the train station. He expects his readers to behave with perfect propriety towards large corporations, which, funnily enough, do not write to the New York Times and ask how they should behave. I am nicknamed the ‘drama queen’ by my badminton friends, and funnily enough, I would have liked to become an actress There is a good article here on the way the media distort the results of public opinion polls - always in the same direction, funnily enough. Out of all the stories in this book, this would be the one, which I would not believe and funnily enough, this is the only one out of all the stories, which I can prove. And that, funnily enough, makes most casino operators anxious. They did have a record of passengers, but funnily, Creighton was not listed. But funnily enough I'd choose my current situation over last year's any day. But funnily enough I don't remember it being headline news. For those who don't remember Pickles, he was the judge who said we should legalise cannabis and brothels - funnily enough, he retired early. Failing that, I'll have to stick to poker and up the stakes next game - although, funnily enough, a wee voice in my head is telling me to quit while I'm ahead. I say funnily enough because right across the road from the railway station is The Daily Planet which the time was Australia's largest brothel. On the second day, I hiked to Ruined Castle; a collection of rocks atop a mountain that resembles, funnily enough, a ruined castle. Actually, she wasn't a wonderful mother, but I think she did her best, and funnily enough, I've discovered if you say things often enough they become true. But funnily enough, their name isn't mentioned anywhere in the spot. Because funnily enough, the only time I find it impossible to park outside my home in Glasgow's south side is when Rangers and Pollok are playing at home. Which makes it, funnily, exactly like the pictures you've seen these last few days. And he was an idealist in that respect, and he still is in a way, funnily, even his 80s now. The select committee has been raising that issue pretty constantly now for the last 2, 3, or 4 years - in fact, ever since the Labour-Progressive Government came to power, funnily. But, funnily enough, the most deeply stirring thing the film shows us is that guilt, even more than misery, loves company. So funnily enough, it kind of ended up being a situation where everyone gave the best that they had to give and I think ultimately the movie has been good for it. Most have screamed the equivalent of ‘get out of the stock market’, but funnily enough, not one has suggested heading off to a racetrack.
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