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behaving in .the. normal way 混乱；.无秩序；不正常
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at case v.,
nose n.
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verb [VN] to cut meat into
large pieces, usually each containing a bone把…切成带骨的大块肉
Joint .Chiefs of 'Staff noun [pt] (in the
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j〇int*ed /'d3〇intid/ adj. [usually before noun]
having parts that fit together and can move有关节的；有接缝的；洁
动接头的：a cioH with jomted
arms/Zegs手臂/腿关节
I $动的洋娃_娃
'joint family noun (Ind^) a family structure in
which grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins are considered as a single unit
living in one house 同堂家庭，联合家庭
I (_包括祖父母和_旁系亲属同届一户的家庭）
Joint reso'lution noun (in the
Joint 'venture noun (business a business project or
activity that is begun by two or more companies, etc., which remain separate
organizations 合营企业；合资
企业
joist /d3〇ist/ noun a long thick piece of
wood or metal that is used to support a floor or ceiling in a building
i @栅；托梁
jojoba /ha'hauba; hau'hauba; NAmE hou'houba/ noun 1 [U] oil from the seeds
of an American plant, often used in cosmetics霍霍巴油（用美洲植物霍霍巴树的蒴
果制成，常用于化妆品）2 [U,C]
the plant that produces these seeds霍霍巴树
joke 〇t* /d3auk; NAmE d3〇uk/ noun, verb m noun 1 something that you
say or do to make people laugh, for example a funny story that you tell 笑话； '玩 笑：J can’t teH jofce^.我禾会读笑话。◊ S/ie’s cracfcfngjofces.她总爱笑话。◊ TTiey mafce jofces at each other’s expense.他们经常相互取笑。◊了 didn’t
get thejofce (= understand it).我不明白这有什么好笑的。◊ J wish he wouWn’t
teH dirty jofces (= about sex).但愿他
'别开下流的玩笑。◊ J did it as a
jofce (= it was not meant seriously).我只是开个玩笑而已。一see also in-joke,
practical joke 2 [sing.] {informal) a person, thing or
situation that is ridiculous or annoying and cannot be taken seriously荒唐可笑的人（或事物、局
面）；笑料；笑柄：This Zatestpay oj^er is a jofce.最近
这次提出的报酬简直是开玩笑。一see also jocular
be/get beyond a 'joke to
become annoying and no longer acceptable超出开玩笑的限度、（令人恼火或无
法接受.）be no ‘joke to
be difficult or unpleasant 不是
轻命易举的事；不是好玩的：It’s no joke to a job
these days.这些日子想找工作可不是件容易事。the jokers on 'sb (informal) used to say that sb who
tried to make another person look ridiculous now looks ridicu- lous instead开玩笑开到自己身上了；作弄别人反而捉弄
到自己头上 make a ’joke of sth to
laugh about sth that is serious or should Se taken seriously 拿某事当儿戏；
以某事为笑柄 take a joke to
be able to laugh at a joke against yourself经得起玩笑话；开得起玩笑：77ie trouble with her is
she can't take a joke.
不起玩笑。
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verb ~ (with sb) (about sth) 1
to say sth to make people laugh; to tell a f^nny story 说笑话；开玩笑[V] She was laughing and joking
with the children.
嘻哈哈地说笑话。◊ 77iey q/ten jofced about
a/i tAe things t/^at couid go wrong.凡是可能出错的事他们都常拿来开
玩笑。◊ [V speech]
‘J coofced ft myseZ/, so be care_/iuZ/’ he 扣fced. “我亲自下厨做的，所以要小心点哟！
”他开玩笑 说。2 to
say sth that is not true because you think it is fiinny 闹着金；说着玩[V] J didn’t mean that~/
was
oniyjofcing.我并没有那个意思——我只是说着玩儿的6
〇 [V that] She joked that she
only loved him for his money.她开玩笑说她只爱他的钱。HUB! joking a'part/
a'side (Brf)
used to show that you are now being serious after you have said sth funny 言归正传；说正昼
的 you’re
’joking | you must be joking (informal) used to show that you
are very surprised at what sb has just said《对某人所说的话表示吃惊 > 你一定是在开玩笑
吧：Wo way am J doing that. Vou must be jofcing/ 我决 不可能做那样的事。你一定是在开玩笑吧！
◊
She’s going out wit/z Dan? Ybu’re joking/她在同丹谈恋爱？你是在开
I玩笑吧！
joker /'d30uka(r); NAmE 'd3〇uk-/ noun 1 a person who likes
making jokes or doing silly things to make people laugh瘇开玩矣的人；爱说笑话的人2 a person
that you think is stupid because they annoy you 蠢货； 废人 3 an
extra playing card that is used
in some card games, usually as a wild
card (某些纸牌游戏中的,） 百搭,(大、小）王脾一picture o playing
card D331 the joker in the 'pack a person or thing who
could change the way that things will happen in a way that cannot be predicted能以意想不到的士•式改变形邊
的人（或事）
jokey (also joky) /.d33uki; .d3〇uki/ 〇办（/_n/ow?fl/) amusing;
making people laugh逗乐的；命笑的；滑稽的
jok-ing-ly
/'d3aukirjli; NAmE 'd3〇uk-/ adv. in a way that is
intended to be amusing and not serious 开玩矣地；
I闹着玩地；戏谑地
jol /d3〇：l/ noun, verb {SAfrE, informaf)
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ziowfi a time of having funs
a party 娱乐(或快活)时
光；聚会：ffave a jo"尽情地吧！
◊ a Wew Yiear’s_£ve
M新年晚会
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verh [V](-丨卜）to have fun 开心地玩：We joHed aH night.
>我们尽f玩了一晚上。
jollof rice /'d3Dl0f rais; NAmE 'd3a:laf/ noun [u] a type of stew eaten in W Africa made from rice, chillies and meat or fish (西非）辣椒炖（鱼）肉饭
jolly
/'d3Dli; NAmE 'd3a:li/ adj., adv., verb, noun
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fldfy’.（jol.lier，jol.li.est) *1 happy and cheerful 愉快的；快
乐的；高兴品：a joHy crowcj//ace/mood乐兩呵的一耠
人；快乐的笑脸；磕快的心情〇
note at CHEERFUL
2 (oW-/fls/7/_oneaf) enjoyable令人愉快的；令人快乐的；惬
意的：a joHy evenin^/party/tfme令人愉快的夜晚/聚会/
时考► jol.lity /'d3Dlati; A/Awf，d3a:l-/ now/? [Ul (oW- fashioned) ： scenes 〇/ high-spirfts and joHfty 兴禽朵办的
欢乐景象
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adv. (old-fashioned, BrE, informal) very 恭常；很That’s a joHy good idea, ip是个缍妙的圭意。IT^l jolly good! [old-fashioned, BrE, informal) used to show that you
approve of sth that sb has just said (赞同别人说的话')
.菲常好，太好了1j〇丨丨y vveM (o/£/-/fls/?/one£/，8/^) used to emphasize a statement when you are
annoyed about sth丨生气时用以加强语气）当然，无疑，必然："you donY come now, you can
jolly well walk home/
不来，那就步行回家吧！
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verb (jol-lies, jolly-ing, jol-lied, jol-lied) (Br£) .jolly
sb a’long to encourage sb in a
cheerful way (用愉
的方式）鼓励某人，j〇丨丨y sb into sth/into
doing sth to
persuade or encourage sb to do
sth by making them feel happy about it 哄着某人做某事 jolly sb/sth _up to make sb/sth more
cheerful 使;i；有生气；使更快活
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nounjBrB) a trip that you make #or enjoyment ▲游；游 玩 get your jollies (informal) to get pleasure or
have fun玩个痛快；作乐；尽情享乐
the Jolly 'Roger noun [sing.] a black flag
with a white skull and crossbones on
it, used in the past by PIRATES丨旧时的）海盗旗，骷髅旗（饰有白色骷髅和交
>叉股骨的黑旗）
jolt /d3ault; NAmE d3〇ult/ verb, noun m verb 1 to move or to make
sb/sth move suddenly and roughly (使）震动，摇动，颠簸
HM jerk： [V] The
trucfcj’oZted
and rattZed.over the roug/i ground.卡车嘎吱 嘎吱地在凹凸不平的地面上颠簸而行。◊ TTie bus扣ked to a ha〖t.公共汽车猛地一颠停了下来。◊ (/i^wraf/Ve) Her heart'joZted when
she saw him.她看到他时心里略瞪一下
子。◊ [VN】 He was joZted /orwards as the
bus moved ojf. 。公共汽车开动时猛然向前晃了一下。2 ~sb (into sth) | 〜sb (out of sth) to
give sb a sudden shock, especially so that they start to take action or deal
with a situation 使