amusingness

常见例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• He got an amusing book.
  他弄到一本有趣的書。
• She writes very amusing letters.
  她寫的信十分有趣。
• That gave rise to some amusing misunderstanding.
  這件事産生了一些好笑的誤解。

用作表語: S+be+～

• Of course he was very amusing.
  儅然他非常可樂。
• I didn't think that joke was amusing.
  我覺得那個笑話不可笑。
• He tried to be amusing but I didn't respond.
  他試圖逗樂子，但我沒有反應。

S+be+～+ prep. -phrase

• It's amusing to everyone.
  人人覺得它有趣。
• Many of her husband's religious idiosyncrasies were amusing to her.
  她丈夫的一些宗教癖好使她感到好笑。
• He manages to be amusing in fulfilling that intention.
  他盡力用充滿快樂的心情去實現那一目標。

It is/was+～+to- v

• It's highly amusing to watch the trained elephants perform.
  觀看經過訓練的大象表縯極其有趣。
• It was amusing to have two different identities.
  具有兩種身份是有趣的。

用作賓語補足語: S+V+O+～

• I didn't find the book very amusing.
  我不覺得這本書非常有趣。
• I don't find that type of humour very amusing at all.
  我一點也不覺得這種幽默好笑。

用作形容詞 (adj.)

• He is an amusing contrast to Russell.
  他和拉塞爾形成了有趣的對照。
• The announcer broadcasted a piece of amusing news.
  播音員報道了一條有趣的新聞。
• The noise pollution survey revealed a rather surprising and possibly amusing old fashioned source of noise.
  這個有關噪音的汙染調查還揭示了一種出人意外而同時可能會引人意外而同時可能會引人發笑的老式噪音源。
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