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| 91. | steady stream of pranks and pratfalls; an amusing fellow; a comic hat; a comical look of surprise; funny |
| 从头到尾都充满了玩笑和各种丑态的可笑影片；有趣的家伙；滑稽的帽子；惊讶、滑稽的表情；让所有人都笑起来了的有趣故事；非常有趣的作者；如果伤害不大的话，这会很好笑；快乐的经历；法庭上一些可笑的古怪动作。 |
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| 92. | The play's a scream. |
| 这个剧十分可笑. |
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| 93. | A laughably stupid blunder. |
| 愚蠢可笑的错误 |
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| 94. | Don't get funny! |
| 别这么不三不四的! |
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| 95. | a funny thing |
| 古怪的事 |
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| 96. | It is no laughing matter. |
| 这没有什么可笑的。 |
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| 97. | She looked an absolute hoot! |
| 她看起来十分可笑! |
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| 98. | Funny breakfast menu. |
| 有趣的早餐菜单。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 听力特快-实用英语听力教程2 - Unit Six Section 4 |
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| 99. | a ridiculous suggestion |
| 可笑的意见[人] |
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| 100. | the wild farcical exuberance of a clown; ludicrous green hair. |
| 小丑那胡乱、可笑、精力充沛的表演；可笑的绿色头发。 |
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