pranks

英 [præŋks]

美 [præŋks]

n.  玩笑; 恶作剧
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柯林斯词典

• 恶作剧；玩笑
  Aprankis a childish trick.

双语例句

• A victim of ridicule or pranks.
  嘲笑或戏弄的受害者。
• However, partying, trick-or-treating, and pranks are not the only things that people enjoy doing on Halloween.
  然而，聚会、不给糖就捣蛋和恶作剧不全是人们在万圣节只爱做的事情。
• I think we are seeing the decline of interpersonal pranks.
  我认为人与人之间的恶作剧正在减少。
• No joke: Researchers say we are moving away from personal, real-world pranks and into a world of media-driven jokes and Internet tomfoolery.
  绝非儿戏：研究人员表示，我们与切身的、现实生活的恶作剧渐行渐远，正走进充斥着媒体炒作的笑话和网络无聊蠢事的世界。
• Faking phone calls, issuing tickets for nonexistent parties, and creating bomb scares are all elaborate pranks.
  打假电话，发一些根本不存在的晚会票，制造***惊慌，这些都算是精心设计的把戏。
• As a sister, you are probably all too familiar with the pranks and goofy games boys play.
  作为妹妹，你可能会很熟悉男孩儿们玩的恶作剧和高飞游戏。
• Children like to play pranks on people.
  小孩子喜欢跟人恶作剧。
• This jesting evolved over time into a tradition of playing pranks on1 April.
  随着时间的推移，就形成了在四月一日恶作剧的传统。
• There are many pranks like mixing salt with sugar;
  有许多恶作剧玩笑，比方说把糖盐混在一起；
• We laughed so hard by all the pranks he tried to pull.
  我们对他想开的玩笑狂笑不止。