The wolf thought he was in joke, and came one night to get a dainty morsel.
狼以为他是在开玩笑，一天晚上来取美味的食物。
I'd thank you to adhere to the truth and not slander me, even in joke!
我得谢谢你照实话说，而不诽谤我，即使是在说笑话！
Leader: he told me in joke that he would like to challenge for singing and dancing the next year.
队长：他开玩笑地告诉我明年想挑战唱歌和表演。
The old prince and the young one and the steward respected him, and called him in joke the minister.
主人们——老公爵、小公爵，以及管家的，都尊重他，并戏称他是“家务大臣”。
The headmaster at my school decided to play an April Fools' joke on the students when I was in high school.
在我上高中的时候，我们学校的校长决定给学生们开一个愚人节玩笑。
The OED defines LOL as an interjection "used chiefly in electronic communications… to draw attention to a joke or humorous statement, or to express amusement".
《牛津英语词典》将LOL定义为一个叹词，“主要用于电子通信……以引起对笑话和幽默语句的注意，或表示可笑”。
You don't have to be the joke teller in the group in order to show your sense of humor.
你不必为了展现你的幽默感而在小组里成为讲笑话的人。
A wild burst of laughter followed, partly of derision and partly of delight in the excellence of the joke.
接着是一阵狂笑，一半是嘲笑，一半是为这个绝妙的笑话而高兴。
In this style of humor, you are the butt of the joke for the amusement of others.
在这种幽默中，你是别人取笑的对象。
There used to be an old joke in America that people should take a bath once a week, whether they need one or not.
以前在美国有一个老笑话，说不管人们需不需要，他们至少每个礼拜该洗一次澡。
They have heard the jokes before. And you do not have the inside knowledge to judge whether the joke is truly funny or in good taste.
他们有可能很早以前就听过这些笑话，而且你也没有相关知识以确定自己所讲的笑话是否幽默或是品位高雅。
In our hours together, he didn't attempt a joke, and he misread several of our attempts at playfulness.
在我们相处的时候，他没有说过一个笑话，而且在我们说笑话的时候还对我们有所误解。
Eventually, the idea became part of the company culture and even a company joke, as in, "Excuse me, I need to go read about testing."
最终，这个想法成为公司的一种文化，甚至是一个笑话，就像，“打扰一下，我需要读一下测试的内容。”
In Clemson, a college town, he told a joke about two boys from New York who decide to take up farming.
在大学城克莱姆森，他讲述了两个来自纽约的男孩决定务农的笑话。
In early 2009, a joke was making the rounds: "What's the difference between Iceland and Ireland?"
早在2009年初，到处流传的笑话就说：“冰岛与爱尔兰有什么区别？”
It began as a joke, putting home-made salad dressing in an old wine bottle, tying it with a ribbon and giving it to friends.
这始于一个玩笑，他将自家制作的沙拉酱装在一个旧酒瓶里再系上一个蝴蝶结送给自己的朋友们。
In other words, she didn't get the joke.
换句话说，她没理解我讲的笑话。
In fact, he used to joke that I was half divine...you know, because of the letters in my name.
她的表情变得害羞起来，“其实，他过去常开玩笑说我有一半符合黄金分割……那是因为我名字里的字母。”
That burned out feeling - so humorously portrayed in movies like Office Space - is no joke.
这种筋疲力尽的感觉不是开玩笑，它在如《上班一条虫》这样的电影中幽默地描绘出来。
There's a deeper joke in the etymology though.
不过，除此以外，还有个词源学上更加隐晦的笑话。
The passengers all laughed when the driver cried, "April fool!" So, the driver had played a big joke on everybody in the bus.
当司机大声说“四月傻瓜！”时，全体乘客轰然大笑，原来司机对全车乘客开了一个大玩笑。
It would be more accurate to say not that Twain hated art, but that he never let it-or anything else-stand in the way of a good joke.
他并不是憎恶艺术，准确的说，他讨厌任何不能拿来开玩笑的东西。
He's in on the cosmic joke of being a "high-born dwarf" and is quick to give practical Westeros wisdom: "Trust no one."
命运和他开了个残酷的玩笑，让他生在贵族之家却身为侏儒，然而他迅速地以其睿智给出了一个实用的维斯·特洛大陆生存法则：“不要相信任何人。”
Most of what people--what made people laugh wasn't in any sense a joke or humorous.
大部份让人笑的原因,并不是玩笑或幽默。
Sterr said Tuesday that he wrote the joke letter in response to caustic comments made by "an individual" and a teacher accidentally sent it home.
Sterr在周二表示，他所写的玩笑似的信函是来回复一个来自“个人”的具有挖苦性的评论，其后被一个老师偶然寄回家。
In our household it’s a running joke for one of us to say to the other, “Maybe you should get a job, derelict!”
“或许你该去找份工作，失职者！” ---这句话在我们家里一直是个笑话。
Jesse almost expected somebody, though he couldn't say who, to come out of the woods with a camera in hand, laughing about the joke they'd all just played on him.
杰希几乎希望一些人，虽然他不知道那些人将会是谁，会突然从树林里走出来，手里拿着摄相机，为刚刚在自己身上开的玩笑大笑不已。
That was, Babur points out, a (rather 16th-century) joke; eventually they got the man back in the saddle and headed for home.
这是，巴布尔指出，一个(而不是16世纪)的笑话；最终它们杀了那个男子并把它放在马鞍后带回家。
That was, Babur points out, a (rather 16th-century) joke; eventually they got the man back in the saddle and headed for home.
这是，巴布尔指出，一个(而不是16世纪)的笑话；最终它们杀了那个男子并把它放在马鞍后带回家。
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