jokingly

英 [ˈdʒəʊkɪŋli]

美 [ˈdʒoʊkɪŋli]

adv.  开玩笑地; 闹着玩地; 戏谑地

BNC.20716 / COCA.14605

牛津词典

adv.

• 开玩笑地；闹着玩地；戏谑地
  in a way that is intended to be amusing and not serious

柯林斯词典

• ADV 开玩笑地；闹着玩地；戏谑地
  If you say or do somethingjokingly, you say or do it with the intention of amusing someone, rather than with any serious meaning or intention.
  1. Sarah jokingly called her 'my monster'...
     萨拉戏称她为“我的怪兽”。
  2. She frowned at him, only half-jokingly.
     她半开玩笑地冲他皱了皱眉。

英英释义

adv

• not seriously
  1. I meant it facetiously
  Synonym:facetiouslytongue-in-cheek
• in jest
  1. I asked him jokingly whether he thought he could drive the Calcutta-Peshawar express
  Synonym:jestingly

双语例句

• They have been jokingly Palace chief as "husband", called Shun of the mouth.
  她们一直戏称宫科长为“老公”，叫顺了口。
• Germans jokingly call them E.Off and E.On.
  德国人开玩笑说它们分别叫E.Off和E.On。
• He jokingly called his partner old fox.
  他打趣地称他的伙伴为老狐狸。
• Adults may jokingly use these too.
  成年人也可能用这个来开玩笑。
• She jokingly called herself my part-time bedmate.
  她开玩笑的叫她自己是我的业余夫妻。
• Then she added jokingly: Who knows?
  紧接着她调侃道：谁知道呢？
• The teacher jokingly asked an accompanying guide how he could emigrate to North Korea.
  他还开玩笑地问一位陪同导游，他要怎样才能移民朝鲜。
• He says it jokingly, but actually I think he means it.
  他说话的口吻像是开玩笑，但我觉得这其实是他真实的想法。
• "We jokingly refer to this as eminence-based medicine," she said.
  “我们开玩笑地称之为基于名声的医学，”她说。
• Father jokingly said: Oh! Who did you have in mind?
  爸爸开玩笑说：哦，你要跟谁结婚？