teasing

英 [ˈtiːzɪŋ]

美 [ˈtiːzɪŋ]

adj.  (表情、神态)调侃的，戏谑的，开玩笑的
v.  取笑; 戏弄; 揶揄; 寻开心; 招惹，逗弄(动物); 挑逗，撩拨(异性)
tease的现在分词

现在分词：teasing　

医学

BNC.19078 / COCA.16045

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (表情、神态)调侃的，戏谑的，开玩笑的
  Ateasingexpression or manner shows that the person is not completely serious about what they are saying or doing.
  1. 'But we're having such fun, aren't we?' he protested with a teasing smile...
     “可是我们现在玩得很开心，不是吗？”他戏谑地笑着抗议道。
  2. Smith was at his most teasing.
     史密斯完全是在开玩笑。

双语例句

• Smith was at his most teasing.
  史密斯完全是在开玩笑。
• I know. I was just teasing you.
  我知道，我刚才和你开玩笑呢。
• Well, so you're teasing me again!
  啊哈，你又来捉弄我了。
• I was mad with them for teasing me.
  他们嘲弄我，我很生气。
• Why are you always teasing me?
  你为什么总是在嘲笑我？
• He suspected that Laura was teasing him.
  他怀疑劳拉是在挑逗他。
• I'm only teasing. There's also an adventure film and a cartoon playing tonight.
  和你开玩笑呢！今晚还有探险片和卡通片。
• Stop teasing her, you little fiend!
  别捉弄她了，你这个小淘气鬼！
• What kinds of teasing do you think you would miss most if everyone decided to never tease you again?
  如果每个人都决定以后再也不嘲弄你了，你认为你会对哪种受过的嘲弄回味无穷呢？
• Your teasing of the new office girl has gone beyond a joke.
  你对这个新来的办公室女职员的逗弄已超出了开玩笑的界限。