| 释义 |
quiz /kwiz/ noun (pl quizzˈes)- A set of questions (designed for amusement or entertainment), such as a test on general knowledge or on a special subject
- A TV or radio programme, or organized event, in which contestants are asked a prepared set of questions
- An interrogation
- An oral test (N American)
- The remaining noun senses are obsolete: an odd-looking person or (Austen) thing
- A monocle, often with a handle
- A piece of banter or quiet mockery
- A mocking look
- A hoax
- A person who practises any of these
- A bandalore
transitive verb (quizzˈing; quizzed)- To question, interrogate
- To test (a class, etc) orally (N American)
- To poke fun at (obsolete)
- To eye, esp with an air of mockery (obsolete)
intransitive verb (obsolete)To poke fun ORIGIN: Origin obscure quizzˈer noun quizzˈery noun quizzˈical adjective - Mocking, questioning
- Mildly perplexed
- Amusing, comical
quizzicalˈity noun quizzˈically adverb quizzificāˈtion noun Quizzing quizzˈify transitive verb (obsolete) To cause to look odd quizzˈiness noun (rare) Oddness quizzˈing noun quizˈmaster noun A question master quiz show noun A TV or radio quiz quizzing glass noun (obsolete) A monocle |