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• All jests aside, we're in big trouble. A witticism is a witty, usually cleverly phrased remark.(玩笑归玩笑，我们遇到了大麻烦。指一句风趣的，通常措辞巧妙的语句。)
• This word became Napoleon loved scholars a witticism.(这句话就成了拿破仑爱护学者的一句明言。)
• One of the various reasons for the prosperity of poetry in the Tang Dynasty was succeeding and carrying forward the witticism culture of the former dynasties.(唐诗鼎盛有诸多因素，对于六朝秀句文化的承绪与光大，亦为要因之一。)
• He says someone with a flair for cocktail party conversation, a witticism, would say this. He gives it to us, but he frames it as an affectation of style.(他说在一个鸡尾酒派对上交谈的调酒师，这是妙语，他给我们了，但是他将其用娇柔做作的风格包装起来。)
• Polly screamed and added his stereotype witticism.(波利尖叫着加上了他那老套的俏皮话。)
• I think I shall share that with Amy Farrah Fowler. She'll appreciate the witticism.(我觉得我要和艾米·法拉赫。福勒分享一下，她就喜欢这种俏皮话。)
• The Don nodded his head pleasantly, acknowledging the flattering witticism and its truth.(老爷子高兴地点了点头，承认了这个巧话并且承认了这个事实。)
• Both doctor and Don smiled at this witticism.(大夫本人和老头子都对这样的打趣发笑了。)
• Once in a while, after witticism, he would look down, and his eyes would meet hers.(每隔一小会儿，说了什么俏皮话以后，他就低下头，和她目光相交。)
• A short joke or witticism, usually expressed in a single sentence.((单句的)打趣话，俏皮话：简短的玩笑或诙谐语，通常只用一个简单的句子来表达。)