讽刺恶作剧的英语

（戏弄人，使人难看的动作）practical joke;prank;mischief;play a prank

恶作剧: 1. play a practical joke on someone例句与用法: 1. 我的小儿子喜欢对我玩恶作剧。 My little son is fond of playing practical jokes on me. 2. 你那些恶作剧总有一天会使你自食其果. Your practical jokes will redound on you/your own head one day. 3. 孩子们玩恶作剧把盐放进了糖罐里. The children put salt in the sugar bowl as a practical joke.

spoof [spu:f] [口语]n.1. 戏弄，恶作剧2. 嘲弄性的模仿，讽刺 3恶搞vt.1. 戏弄：例句: He was spoofed by his employees.他受到他雇员的一番戏弄2. 对…进行讽刺，嘲弄地模仿(某人)：例句: He spoofed the movement of his boss, which set everybody laughing.他惟妙惟肖模仿他老板的动作引得大家一阵大笑。

practical jokes

常用mischief恶作剧还有:gambadehoaxhotfootlegpullmischiefmonkeyshineprankquiz

joke[dVEuk]n.笑话, 玩笑v.(和...)开玩笑jokeJoke: as a noun is a short story something to make people laugh or to make people happy it is a joke.For example: Can you tell any good joke?Joke is also a verb. You can joke a person or to joke with somebody which means to play with fun and make them happy.For example: Please, don't joke with me exactly when you are coming home.笑话jokejokeAHD:[j½k] D.J.[d9ouk]K.K.[d9ok]n.（名词）Something said or done to evoke laughter or amusement, especially an amusing story with a punch line.笑话：为引人发笑或逗乐而说的话或做的事，尤指有一句妙语的有趣故事A mischievous trick; a prank.恶作剧：淘气的把戏；恶作剧An amusing or ludicrous incident or situation.可笑的事：有趣的或滑稽可笑的事情或局面Informal 【非正式用语】 Something not to be taken seriously; a triviality:小事，儿戏：无需认真对待的事；琐碎小事：The accident was no joke.这场事故可不是儿戏An object of amusement or laughter; a laughingstock:笑柄，笑料：令人感到有趣或令人发笑的对象；笑柄：His preference for loud ties was the joke of the office. 他对于俗艳领带的喜爱是办公室里的笑柄v.（动词）joked， jok.ing， jokesv.intr.（不及物动词）To tell or play jokes; jest.开玩笑，嘲笑：讲笑话或开玩笑；说俏皮话To speak in fun; be facetious.闹着玩地说话；爱开玩笑v.tr.（及物动词）To make fun of; tease.取笑；嘲笑Latin iocus * see yek- 拉丁语 iocus *参见 yek- jok“inglyadv.（副词）joke， jest， witticism， quip， sally， crack， wisecrack， gagThese nouns refer to something that is said or done in order to evoke laughter or amusement. 这些名词表示为了引人发笑或逗乐而说的话或做的事。Joke especially denotes an amusing story with a punch line at the end: Joke 专门指结尾处有一句妙语的有趣故事：told jokes at the beginning of the show. 在节目开始的时候讲笑话。Jest suggests frolicsome humor: Jest 表示一种闹着玩的幽默：All jests aside, we're in big trouble. A witticism is a witty, usually cleverly phrased remark: 玩笑归玩笑，我们遇到了大麻烦。 witticism 指一句风趣的，通常措辞巧妙的语句： a speech that was full of witticisms. A quip is a clever, pointed, often sarcastic remark: 充满诙谐语句的演说。 quip 指一句机智的、一针见血的、常常是讽刺性的语句： a President who responded to the tough questions with quips. 一位用讽刺性妙语回答棘手问题的总统。Sally denotes a sudden quick witticism: Sally 指突然急中生智想出的一句俏皮话：In a sally at the end of the debate the candidate elicited much laughter from the audience. 在辩论结束时候加入的一句俏皮话引起了听众的大笑。Crack and wisecrack refer less formally to flippant or sarcastic retorts: Crack 和wisecrack 要非正式一些，它们表示轻率无礼的或讽刺挖苦的反驳： He made a crack about my driving ability. 他对我的驾驶技术说了一句挖苦的话。Don't give me any more wisecracks. 别再挖苦我了。Gag is principally applicable to a broadly comic remark or to comic by-play in a theatrical routine: Gag 主要适用于指插科打诨的话或戏剧中老套的噱头：one of the most memorable gags in the history of vaudeville. 轻歌舞剧历史上最令人难忘的噱头之一 It is hard to imagine the English language without the word joke , but joke is only first recorded in 1670. Since joke was originally considered a slang or informal usage, it was not suitable to all contexts. The change in status of joke from then to now provides us with an excellent example of how usage changes. [x]Joke has a decent enough heritage at any rate, coming from Latin iocus, “jest, sport, laughingstock, trifle.” Iocus in turn can be traced back to the Indo-European root yek-, meaning “to speak,” from which also comes the Umbrian word iuka, “prayers,” and the Welsh word iaith, “speech.” 我们很难想象英语中如果没有joke 这个词会怎样， 但是joke 在1670年才首次有文字记载。 因为joke 起初被认为是俚语或非正式用语， 以前它并不是在所有的文章中都适用的。从那时到现在joke 地位上的变化给我们提供了一个关于语言用法如何变化的极好的例子。 不管怎样joke 的词源算得上很体面， 它来自于拉丁语中iocus 一词， 表示“玩笑，游戏，笑柄，琐事”。Iocus 反过来又可追溯到印欧语系中的词根 yek- 表示“说话”， 从这个词根还派生出翁布里亚语中iuka 一词，即“祈祷”， 以及威尔士语中iaith 一词，即“讲话，演说” joke[dVEJk]n.笑话；玩笑Our teacher told us a joke today.我们老师今天给我们讲了一个笑话。We all played a joke on him.我们大家开了他一个玩笑。A very funny joke may relieve you of a whole day's fatigue.一则非常滑稽的笑话可以使你消除一天的疲劳。笑柄；笑料；取笑的对象jokevi.joked, joking开玩笑I didn't mean that seriously — I was only joking.我不是那个意思，我不过是开个玩笑。You mustn't joke with him about religious belief.有关宗教信仰的事你决不可和他开玩笑。He is only joking.他只是开玩笑罢了。joke[dVEuk]n.笑话笑料, 笑柄可笑之事(物); 鸡毛蒜皮; 空话过于容易的事She said this in a joke.她说这话是开玩笑的。The test was a joke to the whole class.全班都认为那次考试题出得太容易了。joke[dVEuk]vi.说笑话, 开玩笑joke with sb.与某人开玩笑He is only joking.他只不过是开玩笑。joke[dVEuk]vt.拿...开玩笑; 取笑; 愚弄, 戏弄以说笑话取得(赏赐等)jokebookn.笑话集A joke never gains an enemy but often loses a friend.[谚] 戏谑永远不能化敌为友, 反而常常失去朋友。be but a joke只不过是开玩笑, 完全是句空话beyond a joke(通常和动词be, go连用)超出开玩笑的限度blue jokes下流的笑话broad jokes下流的笑话crack a joke说笑话cut a joke说笑话make a joke说笑话have a joke说笑话, 开玩笑in joke闹着玩地no joke不是闹着玩的, 不容易的事play a joke on sb.开某人玩笑practical joke恶作剧put a joke on sb.[美]开某人玩笑stock joke陈腐的笑话take a joke经得起被人开玩笑joke jest都含“玩笑”、“笑话”的意思。joke 指“任何能使人发笑取乐的话、小故事或恶作剧等”, 如:He loves a joke, a good joke.他喜欢笑话, 好笑话。jest 是正式用语, 主要指“开玩笑或戏弄的话语”, 如:They made a jest of his ignorance.他们笑话他无知。joke来自拉丁语的 jocus. 源自罗马神国之王 Jove最喜欢开玩笑jokebanterjestquiptease

monkeyshinelaughed at my daughter's monkeyshines.嘲笑我女儿的恶作剧

hoax,trick,joke,hotfoot,mischief(略带恶意),都可以头三个比较常用,joke程度最浅

playtricksonsb,对谋人恶作剧