quipped

英 [kwɪpt]

美 [kwɪpt]

v.  讲俏皮话; 讥讽; 嘲弄; 打趣
quip的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 俏皮话;谐语;妙语
  Aquipis a remark that is intended to be amusing or clever.
  1. The commentators make endless quips about the female players' appearance.
     评论员们没完没了地拿女选手的容貌打趣。
• VERB 说俏皮话;口出妙语
  Toquipmeans to say something that is intended to be amusing or clever.
  1. 'He'll have to go on a diet,' Ballard quipped...
     “他得减肥啦，”巴拉德俏皮地说。
  2. The chairman quipped that he would rather sell his airline than his computer systems.
     主席风趣地说，他宁可卖掉他的航空公司，也不愿出售他的计算机系统。

双语例句

• When Franklin quipped that "No nation was ever ruined by trade," he likely meant it as an understatement.
  当富兰克林讽刺“没有国家曾经被贸易所毁灭”的时候，他很可能认为这是一个借口（掩饰）。
• But Kim Jong-il later quipped that he was joking.
  然而随后金正日改口称，自己当时只是在开玩笑。
• He even quipped that Hollywood films are good for mental health.
  他甚至打趣说好莱坞电影对心理健康有好处。
• ( We're all drunks here, he quipped. We write references for other drunks.) Or was it the quiet intellectual German down the table?
  （我们这儿每个人都是醉汉，他打趣道，我们来写参考资料给其他醉汉看。）或者桌子那头那位安静的德国文化人？
• The chairman quipped that he would rather sell his airline than his computer systems.
  主席风趣地说，他宁可卖掉他的航空公司，也不愿出售他的计算机系统。
• When asked why, he once quipped more suppliers means more competition and better service for the customer.
  有一次人家问他为什么娶俩，他调侃地说：供应商更多就意味着竞争更激烈，为客户提供的服务更好。
• 'If he used his legal income to buy watches, then he had to use illegal income to buy everything else,' quipped a second.
  另一位用户开玩笑说：合法收入买了表，其他的全用非法收入买！
• After all," I've become a nationally recognized philanthropist with other people's money," Feinberg quipped during an interview with the ABA Journal.
  毕竟，“我已经成为一个人的金钱与国家承认的其他慈善家，”范伯格在一次杂志采访时打趣说与ABA的。
• ` Who overslept this morning? 'She quipped.
  ‘今天早晨谁睡过头了？’她风趣地问。
• He quipped:'It's like giving a glass of ice water to someone in Hell. '
  乔布斯语带嘲讽地说，这就像是给身处地狱的某人送去一杯冰水。