quipped

英 [kwɪpt]

美 [kwɪpt]

v.  讲俏皮话; 讥讽; 嘲弄; 打趣
quip的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 俏皮话;谐语;妙语
  Aquipis a remark that is intended to be amusing or clever.
  1. The commentators make endless quips about the female players' appearance.
     评论员们没完没了地拿女选手的容貌打趣。
• VERB 说俏皮话;口出妙语
  Toquipmeans to say something that is intended to be amusing or clever.
  1. 'He'll have to go on a diet,' Ballard quipped...
     “他得减肥啦，”巴拉德俏皮地说。
  2. The chairman quipped that he would rather sell his airline than his computer systems.
     主席风趣地说，他宁可卖掉他的航空公司，也不愿出售他的计算机系统。

双语例句

• George Bernard Shaw once quipped that Americans and the English were separated by the same language.
  肖伯纳曾讥讽说，美国人和英国人被同一种语言隔开了。
• In fact, it was 20 years ago that Bill Gates quipped that Retail banks are dinosaurs.
  实际上，早在20年前，比尔o盖茨就曾不无讥讽地说过，零售银行业是堪称恐龙的老古董。
• ` Who overslept this morning? 'She quipped.
  ‘今天早晨谁睡过头了？’她风趣地问。
• ( We're all drunks here, he quipped. We write references for other drunks.) Or was it the quiet intellectual German down the table?
  （我们这儿每个人都是醉汉，他打趣道，我们来写参考资料给其他醉汉看。）或者桌子那头那位安静的德国文化人？
• Betty smiled lightly and answered," cookies for later."" cool," rick quipped.
  贝蒂淡淡地笑了一下回答道：“待会儿给大家的小点心。”“酷毙了！”雷克嘲弄道。
• Sorry, but that's one thing I cannot do!'he quipped, bursting into a guffaw.
  “对不起，但那是我不会做的事之一！”他嘲讽地说，引发一阵大笑。
• 'Because like all successful singers, I knew it would only be a matter of time before I would overreach and try acting,' he quipped.
  他自嘲地说道：像所有成功的歌手一样，我知道我总有一天会跨行去拍戏，这只不过是个时间问题。
• No, this is not scotch or rum, he quipped.
  不对，这不是威士忌或朗姆酒，他打趣地说。
• He quipped," now where did I go wrong?"
  他打趣地说：“我现在又是哪儿出毛病了呢？”
• 'He'll have to go on a diet,' Ballard quipped
  “他得减肥啦，”巴拉德俏皮地说。