pranks的意思
pranks中文翻譯:
v.盛裝;打扮(prank的三單形式)
n.惡作劇(prank的復數)
Franks───n.弗蘭克斯(姓氏);法蘭克人(書名)
branks───n.蕎麥
cranks───n.[機]曲柄(crank的復數)
planks───[木]木板
prangs───v.(使)撞擊,碰撞;(使飛機)墜毀;n.猛炸;撞擊;事故(墜機、撞車等);轟炸;n.(Prang)(美、泰)普朗(人名)
prank───n.惡作劇,開玩笑;戲謔;vt.裝飾;打扮;vi.炫耀自己;胡鬧
ranks───n.隊伍;用戶等級,級別(rank的復數);v.把…排列起來(rank的三單形式)
tranks───n.安定藥,鎮定劑;n.(Trank)人名;(英)特蘭克
prankish───adj.惡作劇的
Their pranks are amusing at times.───他們的惡作劇有時很逗。
My dad gave me a Filipino nose and his passion for pranks.───我繼承了我老爸菲律賓式的鼻子,還有對惡作劇的酷愛。
I'm afraid you've been up to some of your pranks again, Ratty.───恐怕你又在搞惡作劇了,鼠仔。
He was the biggest kid in the class, but he was the timid type, the kind of kid who'd always end up the target of pranks and insults.───他的體格雖然是全班最宏偉壯碩,個性卻非常膽小畏縮,是那種很容易招惹好事者半開玩笑欺負他的類型。
A statement on the ministry's Web site said the pranks had been disruptive to the officials' work, urging that they stop.───中國科學技術部在網站發表一項聲明,表示這些留言干擾官員工作,呼吁他們停止繼續惡作劇。
He makes Vidya stay in Sagar's room and so Bharat and Sagar try to pull pranks on Vidya to get her to leave.───他讓維迪亞留在Sagar的房等巴拉特和薩加爾嘗試拉維迪亞惡作劇讓她離開。
You always lecture me like you're my grandfather or something. But I'm not the little brat who used to pull pranks all the time!───你總是像我祖父似的給我說教。但是我已經不是那個總是做惡作劇的乳臭未干的小孩了!
order to take part in that important party, she pranks herself up in her best tonight, unexpectedly, the party is just a prank.───為了參加今晚的重要晚會,她穿上了最漂亮的衣服,把自己打扮的漂漂亮亮的;誰料,那聚會只是一個惡作劇。
He never played pranks, but his eyes showed that he was naughty.───他從來不惡作劇,但是你從他的眼中能看出他很淘氣。
Dodo says pranks can also potentially alienate or hurt someone's feelings if not in good taste.
Every year, the older kids pull pranks on new students.
I've had enough of your childish pranks.
His puerile pranks sometimes offended his more mature friends.
She always pranks herself up with the best clothes.
Frank's errancy consisted mostly of pranks.
On April Fool's Day , be alert pranks all day long.
Not all the pranks end when the cameras stop rolling.
April Fool's Day pranks ever pulled off, as judged by the US website of Museum of Hoaxes for their notoriety, absurdity, and number of people duped.