banter

n.

玩笑；逗乐；〈美方〉挑战；

vi.

开玩笑，说笑；逗乐；

vt.

（善意地）取笑；逗弄；

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1. He senses the truth beneath her banter.
   他辨出这玩笑话里有真意在。
2. The students exchanged banter with each other.
   同学们互相开玩笑。

1. It is rude to banter a man out of his senses.
   戏弄他人而使其失去理性是无礼的。
2. I do not banter you, I am in earnest.
   我没有同你开玩笑，我是认真的。
3. He has serious character, but he tries to be humorous to banter with her.
   男孩儿有些严肃，但是在她面前，他会尽量表现幽默。

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