pleasantry是什么意思，pleasantry的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

pleasantry英标

英:/'ˈplezntri/ 美:/'ˈplezntri/

复数:pleasantries

n. 幽默；开玩笑

The two leaders exchanged pleasantries before a formal meeting.

在开始正式会晤之前，两位领导人互相寒暄了一番。

The man took the leader's pleasantries seriously.

这个人把领导的客套话当真了。

This pleasantry eased the nervous atmosphere in the backstage.

这个无伤大雅的笑话缓解了后台一度紧张的气氛。

I seem to be in evil case—and all for an innocent and thoughtless pleasantry.

我似乎陷入了不幸的境地——而这一切都是出于一种天真而轻率的玩笑。

After an exchange of pleasantry the leader start their negotiation.

领导人互相寒暄一番，然后开始谈判。

I said: Any other time you would have laughed at my little pleasantry.

我说：“其他任何时候你都可以笑我无聊。”

Elizabeth tried to join in her father's pleasantry, but could only force one most reluctant smile.

伊丽莎白尽量凑着父亲打趣，可是她的笑容显得极其勉强。父亲的俏皮幽默，从来没有象今天这样不讨她喜欢。

We know kissing as a social pleasantry, the appropriate ending to a date and a means of connecting with our main squeeze.

我们知道，接吻可以作为一种社会礼仪，接吻是结束约会的一种美妙恰当的方式，接吻还是与我们的爱人沟通的主要手段。

n.|humor/drollness;幽默；开玩笑

词性： 名词

发音： [ˈplɛzəntri]

I exchanged pleasantries with my neighbor before heading to work.（我和邻居闲扯了几句，然后就去上班了。）
The two politicians exchanged pleasantries during the photo op.（两位政治家在拍照时互相寒暄。）
The host greeted us with pleasantries and offered us drinks.（主人用礼貌用语问候我们，并提供了饮料。）

Pleasantry通常用于社交场合中用于表达友好、热情等态度，例如在交谈中使用。它也可以用于形容令人愉悦、耳目一新的话语或行为。

banter, chaff, jest, joke, humor

insult, abuse, criticism