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| | enjoyment , especially from an activity that is not important or serious 玩笑；嬉戏；娱乐；乐趣 | I hate to spoil your fun but it’ s time to go home now. 我不想扫你的兴，但现在该回家了。 | | have fun We haven’ t had such fun for years. 我们好多年没有玩得这么高兴了。 | | great/good fun We had great fun comparing our baby photographs. 我们觉得比较宝宝的照片非常有趣。 | | a lot of fun/lots of fun The kids had a lot of fun with that old tent. 孩子们用那顶旧帐篷玩得很开心。 | | a bit of fun It was just a bit of harmless fun. 这不过是个无恶意的小玩笑。 | | | a | an enjoyable activity 有趣的事；逗人乐的活动 | | Spending money is fun! 花钱真好玩！ | | That was fun, wasn’ t it? 那很有趣，不是吗？ | | Science can be fun. 科学可以很有趣。 | | be good/great fun Do come, it’ ll be good fun. 一定要来，那会很有意思的。 | | | | b | someone who you enjoy spending time with , especially because you enjoy the same activities （尤指兴趣相同而）喜欢与之相处的人，有趣的人 | | be good/great fun You’ ll love Jamal - he’ s great fun. 你会喜欢贾迈勒的，他是个很有意思的人。 | | |
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| - | be full of fun
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| to get a lot of enjoyment from the things you do |
| 充满乐趣 |
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| - | be no fun/not be any fun
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| to not be enjoyable |
| 不好玩；没有意思 |
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| It’ s no fun living on your own. 独自生活没有意思。 |
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| - | for fun/for the fun of it
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| because something is enjoyable or funny , not for any important or serious reason |
| 闹着玩儿地；开玩笑地 |
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| - | fun and games
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| 1 | enjoyable activities 好玩的事；嬉戏 | Being an actor isn’ t all fun and games. 当演员可不仅仅是玩闹。 | |
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| 2 | humorous used about a situation that you do not enjoy dealing with 有趣的事，好戏（用来指不喜欢应付的情况） | The fun and games begin when we try to put the children to bed. 我们想让孩子们上床睡觉的时候好戏开始了。 | |
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| - | fun-filled/fun-packed
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| full of enjoyable things to do |
| 充满乐趣的 |
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| a fun-packed holiday 充满乐趣的假期 |
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| - | have your fun
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| to do something that you enjoy or think is funny , especially something that annoys someone else |
| 玩闹；嬉闹 |
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| You’ ve had your fun - now go home! 你们玩够了，现在回家去！ |
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| - | in fun
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| said or done as a joke , and not intended to annoy anyone |
| 开玩笑地；闹着玩儿地 |
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| - | make fun of
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| to make jokes about someone or something in an unkind way |
| 嘲笑；取笑 |
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| The other children made fun of her because she was always so serious. 其他孩子都取笑她，因为她总是那么严肃。 |
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| - | not my idea of fun mainly spoken
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| used for saying that you do not enjoy an activity that someone else thinks is enjoyable |
| 我觉得没有趣；我认为不好玩 |
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| - | sound like fun
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| to seem to be something that you would enjoy |
| 听上去有趣 |
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| The weekend away sounds like fun. 出去度周末听起来是件挺有趣的事。 |
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