josh

英 [dʒɒʃ]

美 [dʒɑːʃ]

v.  开玩笑; 戏弄

现在分词：joshing　过去式：joshed　第三人称单数：joshes　过去分词：joshed　

BNC.10956 / COCA.32486

牛津词典

verb

• 开玩笑；戏弄
  to gently make fun of sb or talk to them in a joking way

英英释义

verb

• be silly or tease one another
  1. After we relaxed, we just kidded around
  Synonym:kidchaffjollybanter

双语例句

• I did what you asked, now where's josh?
  我照你说的做了，现在乔什呢？
• But not on Molly and josh, I take it.
  可这不会发生在摩莉和乔伊身上，我发誓。
• There's nothing more important than josh.
  没有比宙斯更重要的了。
• Josh said you remembered something.
  乔史说你想起些东西了。
• I'm positive about this one, said josh.
  “我对这件事很有把握，”乔希回答。
• This is a great question for team players, says Josh Tolan.
  对于热衷团队合作的人来说，这是个极棒的问题，JoshTolan说。
• Josh expects me to manage all the household expenses on very little.
  乔希指望我对每笔家庭支出都精打细算。
• With a big smile, Josh thanked me for making his day better, and apologized for being late.
  脸上挂着一个大大的笑容，乔希感谢我让他的一天过得好受了一些，并对自己的迟到表示了歉意。
• This past weekend, Josh told me he is falling in love and wants me to move in with him.
  上个周末，乔希告诉我，他坠入爱河了，并要我和他一起住。
• I was especially interested in a young man named Josh.
  一个名叫Josh的年轻人引起我的特别关注。