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'm positive about this one, said josh.
  “我对这件事很有把握，”乔希回答。
• I just remembered why we broke up, josh.
  我只记得我们为何分手，乔许。
• Did you hear Josh Friedman got engaged to a chef?
  你听说乔希弗莱德曼当上厨师了吗？
• While Susan is good at science and math, Josh is best at language and history.
  苏珊擅长自然科学和数学，而约瑟语言和历史学得最好。
• Josh, I need to talk to your mom alone.
  乔希，我要和你妈妈单独谈谈。
• Josh: Ha! I wish she were as popular! I could retire!
  乔西：哈！我倒希望她有那么受欢迎！那样我就可以退休了！
• Photographer Josh Guyan from Wiltshire, took the incredible picture.
  来自威尔特郡（英格兰南部一郡）的摄影师乔希古谚（JoshGuyan）拍下了这张不可思议的照片。
• 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。
• 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。
• Josh broke a bone when he fell off his bicycle.
  乔希从自行车上摔了下来，跌断了一根骨头。