badinage 中文意思是什麼
badinage
解釋
n. 名詞 ,vt. 及物動詞 〈法語〉 打趣，開玩笑，嘲弄。-
As carrie listened to this and much more of similar familiar badinage among the men and girls, she instinctively withdrew into herself
當嘉莉聽到男女工人這樣隨便放肆地打趣揶揄時，她本能地和他們拉開了距離。 -
It was his old spirit of humor and badinage that had made him a favorite in his own class, but which he had hitherto been unable to use in her presence through lack of words and training
他一向幽默風趣，善於開玩笑，很受夥伴們歡迎，但是由於詞語不豐訓練不足，他在她面前卻無從施展。 -
He was at home here, and he held his own royally in the badinage, bristling with slang and sharpness, that was always the preliminary to getting acquainted in these swift - moving affairs
他大方，坦然，應付裕如，對答如流，俏皮犀利，這一類閃電戀愛的相識階段一向是這樣開始的，他在主要人群經過的街角擠進了一條岔道。 -
Another paper, in deadly seriousness, reproving helen della delmar for her parody, said : " but unquestionably miss delmar wrote it in a moment of badinage and not quite with the respect that one great poet should show to another and perhaps to the greatest
另一家報紙煞有介事地指責海倫德拉德爾瑪不該寫那首模擬詩，說： 「不過德爾瑪小姐寫那首詩是帶著嘲弄的心情，而不是帶著偉大的詩人對別人也許是最偉大的人應有的尊重。 -
Whereupon i told her not to mind his badinage ; and she, on her part, evinced a fund of genuine french scepticism : denominating mr. rochester un vrai menteur, and assuring him that she made no account whatever of his contes de fee, and that du reste, il n y avait pas de fees, et quand meme il y en avait : she was sure they would never appear to him, nor ever give him rings, or offer to live with him in the moon
因此我告訴她別去管他的玩笑了。而她卻顯示了豐富道地的法國式懷疑主義，把羅切斯特先生稱作「 unvrai menteur 」 ，向他明確表示她毫不在乎他的「 contes de fee 」還說「 du reste ， il n y avait pas de fees ， et quand meme il y en avait 」 ，她敢肯定，她們也決不會出現在他面前，也不會給他戒指，或者建議同他一起住在月亮上。 -
For all the forced badinage, it was an awkward meal.
大家盡管勉強地說說笑笑，這頓飯依舊吃得很別扭。
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