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1 scherzhaft
Adj. jocular, facetious; (humorvoll) humorous; (komisch) funny; das war nur eine scherzhafte Frage that was just a facetious question, it wasn’t (meant to be) a serious question* * *waggish* * *schẹrz|haft1. adjjocular, jovial; Angelegenheit joking; (= spaßig) Einfall playful2. advjokinglyetw scherzhaft meinen —
* * *1) facetiously2) (not serious; intended to be funny or humorous: a facetious remark.) facetious3) (joking; not serious: a playful remark.) playful* * *scherz·haftII. adv jocularly, in a jocular fashionnicht böse sein, das war doch nur \scherzhaft gemeint! don't be angry, it was only a joke [or I only meant it as a joke]!* * *1. 2.adverbial jocularly; jokingly* * *das war nur eine scherzhafte Frage that was just a facetious question, it wasn’t (meant to be) a serious question* * *1. 2.adverbial jocularly; jokingly* * *adj.jocose adj.jocular adj.joking adj. adv.jocosely adv. -
2 zum Spaß
for fun; jokingly* * *(as a joke; not seriously: I said it in fun.) in fun* * *ausdr.for a lark expr.for fun expr.for the fun of it expr.jokingly adv. -
3 albern
Adj. silly; albernes Zeug rubbish, nonsense; red doch nicht so ein albernes Zeug! stop talking such nonsense—v/i umg. fool around allg.* * *stupid; foolish; nonsensical; fatuous; frothy; footling; inane; feather-headed; ludicrous; silly; inept* * *ạl|bern ['albɐn]1. adjsilly, stupid, foolish; (inf = lächerlich) stupid, silly, ridiculous2. advklingen sillysich albern benehmen — to act silly
3. vito fool about (Brit) or around* * *1) (ridiculous: He looked very foolish.) foolish2) foolishly* * *al·bern1[ˈalbɐn]I. adj1. (kindisch) childish, puerile2. (lächerlich, unbedeutend) laughable, trivialII. adv childishlyal·bern2[ˈalbɐn]vi to fool around* * *Iintransitives Verb fool about or aroundII1) silly; foolish2) (ugs.): (nebensächlich) silly; stupid* * *albern1 adj silly;albernes Zeug rubbish, nonsense;red doch nicht so ein albernes Zeug! stop talking such nonsensealbern2 v/i umg fool around allg* * *Iintransitives Verb fool about or aroundII1) silly; foolishsich (Dat.) albern vorkommen — feel silly; feel a fool
2) (ugs.): (nebensächlich) silly; stupid* * *adj.absurd adj.fatuous adj.foolish adj.inept adj.ludicrous adj.ridiculous adj.silly adj. adv.fatuously adv.foolishly adv.inanely adv.ludicrously adv.sillily adv.simperingly adv. v.to simper v. -
4 Bande
f; -, -n1. Verbrecher etc.: gang, ring2. umg., pej. shower, rabble; eine Bande von... a bunch of...; die ganze Bande the whole lot (of them); eine saubere Bande! a fine ( oder nice) lot ( oder bunch)!; das ist eine ausgelassene Bande! they’re a lively lot ( oder bunch)—f; -, -n1. Billard, Kegeln: cushion2. Eishockey etc.: boards Pl.; Fußball, Sportplatz: touchline, edge* * *die Banderout; gang; band; pack; crew; caboodle* * *Bạn|de I ['bandə]f -, -ngang; (= Schmugglerbande) band; (inf = Gruppe) bunch (inf), crew (inf) IIf -, -n (SPORT)(von Eisbahn, Reitbahn) barrier; (BILLARD) cushion; (von Kegelbahn) edgedie Kugel an die Bande spielen — to play the ball off the cushion/edge
* * *die1) (something that unites or joins people together: a bond of friendship.) bond2) (a number of persons forming a group: a band of robbers.) band3) (used jokingly, a group of people: What an odd crew!) crew4) (a group of friends, usually known to one another: John's friends are a nice crowd.) crowd* * *Ban·de1<-, -n>[ˈbandə]f1. (Verbrecherbande) gang, bandBan·de2<-, -n>[ˈbandə]f SPORT barrierdie \Bande eines Billardtisches the cushion of a billiard tabledie \Bande einer Reitbahn the boards of an arena* * *Idie; Bande, Banden1) gangIIdie; Bande, Banden (Sport) [perimeter] barrier; (mit Reklame) billboards pl.; (Billard) cushion; (der Eisbahn) boards pl* * *Bande1 f; -, -n1. Verbrecher etc: gang, ring2. umg, pej shower, rabble;eine Bande von … a bunch of …;die ganze Bande the whole lot (of them);das ist eine ausgelassene Bande! they’re a lively lot ( oder bunch)Bande2 f; -, -n1. Billard, Kegeln: cushion2. Eishockey etc: boards pl; Fußball, Sportplatz: touchline, edge* * *Idie; Bande, Banden1) gangIIdie; Bande, Banden (Sport) [perimeter] barrier; (mit Reklame) billboards pl.; (Billard) cushion; (der Eisbahn) boards pl* * *-n f.band n.caboodle n.gang n. -
5 Bände
f; -, -n1. Verbrecher etc.: gang, ring2. umg., pej. shower, rabble; eine Bande von... a bunch of...; die ganze Bande the whole lot (of them); eine saubere Bande! a fine ( oder nice) lot ( oder bunch)!; das ist eine ausgelassene Bande! they’re a lively lot ( oder bunch)—f; -, -n1. Billard, Kegeln: cushion2. Eishockey etc.: boards Pl.; Fußball, Sportplatz: touchline, edge* * *die Banderout; gang; band; pack; crew; caboodle* * *Bạn|de I ['bandə]f -, -ngang; (= Schmugglerbande) band; (inf = Gruppe) bunch (inf), crew (inf) IIf -, -n (SPORT)(von Eisbahn, Reitbahn) barrier; (BILLARD) cushion; (von Kegelbahn) edgedie Kugel an die Bande spielen — to play the ball off the cushion/edge
* * *die1) (something that unites or joins people together: a bond of friendship.) bond2) (a number of persons forming a group: a band of robbers.) band3) (used jokingly, a group of people: What an odd crew!) crew4) (a group of friends, usually known to one another: John's friends are a nice crowd.) crowd* * *Ban·de1<-, -n>[ˈbandə]f1. (Verbrecherbande) gang, bandBan·de2<-, -n>[ˈbandə]f SPORT barrierdie \Bande eines Billardtisches the cushion of a billiard tabledie \Bande einer Reitbahn the boards of an arena* * *Idie; Bande, Banden1) gangIIdie; Bande, Banden (Sport) [perimeter] barrier; (mit Reklame) billboards pl.; (Billard) cushion; (der Eisbahn) boards pl* * ** * *Idie; Bande, Banden1) gangIIdie; Bande, Banden (Sport) [perimeter] barrier; (mit Reklame) billboards pl.; (Billard) cushion; (der Eisbahn) boards pl* * *-n f.band n.caboodle n.gang n. -
6 Bursche
m; -n, -n3. pej. (Kerl) character, guy; ein gerissener / seltsamer Bursche a sneaky / peculiar character; das ist ein übler Bursche he’s a nasty sort ( oder piece of work) umg.4. HIST. MIL. eines Offiziers: orderly, Brit. batman* * *der Burschebloke; boy; guy; chap; fellow; lad; brat; servant; urchin* * *Bụr|sche ['bʊrʃə]m -n, -n1) (old, dial) boy, lad (Brit)ein toller Bursche — quite a lad (Brit) or young man
ein übler Bursche — a bad lot (Brit), a shady character (US)
3) (UNIV = Verbindungsmitglied) member of a student fraternity4) (= Laufbursche) boy6) (inf = großes Exemplar)da haben wir den Burschen — that's got it or him! (inf)
* * *der1) (a man: I don't know the guy you're talking about.) guy2) (used jokingly for a person: a strange customer.) customer3) (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) youngster* * *Bur·sche<-n, -n>[ˈbʊrʃə]m1. (Halbwüchsiger) adolescentwarte nur, mein \Bursche, ich werde dich erwischen! just you wait young man - I'll catch you!* * *der; Burschen, Burschen1) boy; lad2) (veralt.): (junger Mann) young maner ist ein toller Bursche — (ugs.) he's a reckless devil
4) (ugs.): (Prachtexemplar) specimen5) (Milit. hist.) batman; orderly* * *ein fescher/toller Bursche some ( oder a great) guy, quite a lad3. pej (Kerl) character, guy;ein gerissener/seltsamer Bursche a sneaky/peculiar character;5. umg (großes Exemplar)prächtiger Bursche whopper, big fellow* * *der; Burschen, Burschen1) boy; lad2) (veralt.): (junger Mann) young maner ist ein toller Bursche — (ugs.) he's a reckless devil
4) (ugs.): (Prachtexemplar) specimen5) (Milit. hist.) batman; orderly* * *-n m.bloke n.chap n.dude n.fellow n.lad n.laddie n. -
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1. for a lark2. for kicks3. for the fun of it4. jokingly
См. также в других словарях:
Jokingly — Jok ing*ly, adv. In a joking way; sportively … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jokingly — [[t]ʤo͟ʊkɪŋli[/t]] ADV: ADV with v If you say or do something jokingly, you say or do it with the intention of amusing someone, rather than with any serious meaning or intention. Sarah jokingly called her my monster ... She frowned at him, only… … English dictionary
jokingly — adv. Jokingly is used with these verbs: ↑ask, ↑refer, ↑remark, ↑say, ↑suggest … Collocations dictionary
jokingly — adverb 1. not seriously I meant it facetiously • Syn: ↑facetiously, ↑tongue in cheek • Derived from adjective: ↑joking, ↑facetious (for: ↑facetiously) … Useful english dictionary
jokingly — adverb see joke II … New Collegiate Dictionary
jokingly — See joke. * * * … Universalium
jokingly — adverb in a joking manner … Wiktionary
jokingly — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. facetiously, in jest, jocularly; see humorously … English dictionary for students
jokingly — adv. kiddingly, teasingly, in jest … English contemporary dictionary
jokingly — jok·ing·ly … English syllables
jokingly — See: joke … English dictionary