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jokers

/ˈdʒoʊkərz/

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noun

小丑，爱开玩笑的人

A person who makes jokes.

Examples :

"The class was full of jokers, always trying to make each other laugh. "

班里全是爱开玩笑的家伙，总是想方设法逗对方笑。

person entertainment character

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noun

滑稽的人，爱开玩笑的人

A funny person.

Examples :

"My brothers are jokers; they always try to make me laugh. "

我的哥哥们都是滑稽的人，他们总是想逗我笑。

person character entertainment

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noun

小丑, 丑角

Examples :

"The king kept several jokers in his court to entertain him and his guests with silly jokes and tricks. "

国王在宫廷里养了好几个丑角，用一些傻气的笑话和把戏来逗他和客人们开心。

entertainment person character

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noun

大小王, 鬼牌

A playing card that features a picture of a joker (that is, a jester) and that may be used as a wild card in some card games.

Examples :

"The deck of cards included two jokers, which we decided could be used as any card we needed. "

这副牌里有两张大小王/鬼牌，我们决定可以把它们当成我们需要的任何牌来用。

entertainment game item

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noun

小丑，不正经的人。

An unspecified, vaguely disreputable person.

Examples :

"Some joker keeps throwing eggs at my windows."

总有那么个不正经的家伙往我家窗户上扔鸡蛋。

person character entertainment

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noun

家伙, 伙计.

Examples :

"The jokers in the card game were wild, so anyone could win. "

在这场纸牌游戏中，这些家伙可厉害了，谁都有可能赢。

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noun

合同中暗藏的限制性条款, 尾巴, 猫腻

A clause in a contract that undermines its apparent provisions.

Examples :

"The contract seemed to guarantee a raise, but several jokers buried deep in the fine print allowed the company to deny it based on subjective performance reviews. "

合同看起来保证了加薪，但细则深处暗藏着几个限制性条款，允许公司根据主观的绩效评估来拒绝加薪。