humor 音标拼音: [hj'umɚ]
n . 幽默,诙谐,心情
vt . 迎合,牵就,顺应
幽默,诙谐,心情迎合,牵就,顺应
humor n 1 :
a message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter [
synonym : {
wit }, {
humor },
{
humour }, {
witticism }, {
wittiness }]
2 :
the trait of appreciating (
and being able to express )
the humorous ; "
she didn '
t appreciate my humor "; "
you can '
t survive in the army without a sense of humor " [
synonym : {
humor },
{
humour }, {
sense of humor }, {
sense of humour }]
3 :
a characteristic (
habitual or relatively temporary )
state of feeling ; "
whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time "; "
he was in a bad humor " [
synonym : {
temper },
{
mood }, {
humor }, {
humour }]
4 :
the quality of being funny ; "
I fail to see the humor in it "
[
synonym : {
humor }, {
humour }]
5 : (
Middle Ages )
one of the four fluids in the body whose balance was believed to determine your emotional and physical state ; "
the humors are blood and phlegm and yellow and black bile " [
synonym : {
humor }, {
humour }]
6 :
the liquid parts of the body [
synonym : {
liquid body substance },
{
bodily fluid }, {
body fluid }, {
humor }, {
humour }]
v 1 :
put into a good mood [
synonym : {
humor }, {
humour }]
Humor \
Hu "
mor \,
n . [
OE .
humour ,
OF .
humor ,
umor ,
F .
humeur ,
L .
humor ,
umor ,
moisture ,
fluid ,
fr .
humere ,
umere ,
to be moist .
See {
Humid }.] [
Written also {
humour }.]
1 .
Moisture ,
especially ,
the moisture or fluid of animal bodies ,
as the chyle ,
lymph ,
etc .;
as ,
the humors of the eye ,
etc .
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Note :
The ancient physicians believed that there were four humors (
the blood ,
phlegm ,
yellow bile or choler ,
and black bile or melancholy ),
on the relative proportion of which the temperament and health depended .
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2 . (
Med .)
A vitiated or morbid animal fluid ,
such as often causes an eruption on the skin . "
A body full of humors ."
--
Sir W .
Temple .
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3 .
State of mind ,
whether habitual or temporary (
as formerly supposed to depend on the character or combination of the fluids of the body );
disposition ;
temper ;
mood ;
as ,
good humor ;
ill humor .
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Examine how your humor is inclined ,
And which the ruling passion of your mind .
--
Roscommon .
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A prince of a pleasant humor . --
Bacon .
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I like not the humor of lying . --
Shak .
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4 .
pl .
Changing and uncertain states of mind ;
caprices ;
freaks ;
vagaries ;
whims .
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Is my friend all perfection ,
all virtue and discretion ?
Has he not humors to be endured ?
--
South .
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5 .
That quality of the imagination which gives to ideas an incongruous or fantastic turn ,
and tends to excite laughter or mirth by ludicrous images or representations ;
a playful fancy ;
facetiousness .
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For thy sake I admit That a Scot may have humor ,
I '
d almost said wit .
--
Goldsmith .
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A great deal of excellent humor was expended on the perplexities of mine host . --
W .
Irving .
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{
Aqueous humor }, {
Crystalline humor }
or {
Crystalline lens },
{
Vitreous humor }. (
Anat .)
See {
Eye }.
{
Out of humor },
dissatisfied ;
displeased ;
in an unpleasant frame of mind .
Syn :
Wit ;
satire ;
pleasantry ;
temper ;
disposition ;
mood ;
frame ;
whim ;
fancy ;
caprice .
See {
Wit }.
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Humor \
Hu "
mor \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Humored };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Humoring }.]
1 .
To comply with the humor of ;
to adjust matters so as suit the peculiarities ,
caprices ,
or exigencies of ;
to adapt one '
s self to ;
to indulge by skillful adaptation ;
as ,
to humor the mind .
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It is my part to invent ,
and the musician '
s to humor that invention . --
Dryden .
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2 .
To help on by indulgence or compliant treatment ;
to soothe ;
to gratify ;
to please .
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You humor me when I am sick . --
Pope .
Syn :
To gratify ;
to indulge .
See {
Gratify }.
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288 Moby Thesaurus words for "
humor ":
Atticism ,
Rh factor ,
Rh -
negative ,
Rh -
positive ,
Rh -
type ,
Rhesus factor ,
agile wit ,
ambiversion ,
antibody ,
antigen ,
appease ,
arterial blood ,
baby ,
banter ,
bay ,
bee ,
black humor ,
blood ,
blood bank ,
blood cell ,
blood count ,
blood donor ,
blood donor center ,
blood group ,
blood grouping ,
blood picture ,
blood platelet ,
blood pressure ,
blood serum ,
blood substitute ,
bloodmobile ,
bloodstream ,
body -
build ,
bogginess ,
boutade ,
brainstorm ,
brand ,
burlesque ,
capriccio ,
caprice ,
caricature ,
cast ,
cater to ,
chaffing ,
character ,
characteristic ,
characteristics ,
chitchat ,
chyle ,
circulation ,
clinical dextran ,
cocker ,
coddle ,
colostrum ,
comedy ,
comicality ,
comicalness ,
complexion ,
composition ,
conceit ,
constituents ,
constitution ,
cosset ,
cotton ,
crank ,
crasis ,
craze ,
crazy idea ,
crotchet ,
cue ,
cycloid personality ,
cyclothymia ,
damp ,
dampness ,
dewiness ,
dextran ,
dharma ,
diathesis ,
discharge ,
disposition ,
drollery ,
drollness ,
dry wit ,
ectomorphism ,
ectomorphy ,
endomorphism ,
endomorphy ,
erythrocyte ,
esprit ,
ethos ,
extroversion ,
extrovertedness ,
exudation ,
facetiousness ,
fad ,
fancy ,
fantastic notion ,
fantasy ,
farce ,
favor ,
fiber ,
flimflam ,
flippancy ,
fogginess ,
fool notion ,
frame ,
frame of mind ,
freak ,
freakish inspiration ,
funniness ,
gags ,
genius ,
give way to ,
gleet ,
globulin ,
gore ,
grain ,
gratify ,
grume ,
habit ,
harebrained idea ,
heart ,
hematics ,
hematologist ,
hematology ,
hematoscope ,
hematoscopy ,
hemocyte ,
hemoglobin ,
hemometer ,
hue ,
humectation ,
humorousness ,
humors ,
ichor ,
ilk ,
individualism ,
individuality ,
indulge ,
ingoingness ,
introversion ,
introvertedness ,
irony ,
isoantibody ,
jesting ,
jocoseness ,
jocularity ,
jocundity ,
jokes ,
joking ,
jolly ,
kidding ,
kind ,
kink ,
lachryma ,
lactation ,
lampoon ,
leukocyte ,
leukorrhea ,
levity ,
lifeblood ,
lightness ,
ludicrousness ,
lymph ,
maggot ,
makeup ,
marshiness ,
matter ,
megrim ,
mesomorphism ,
mesomorphy ,
milk ,
mind ,
mistiness ,
moistiness ,
moistness ,
moisture ,
mold ,
mollify ,
mollycoddle ,
mood ,
morale ,
mucor ,
mucus ,
nature ,
neutrophil ,
nimble wit ,
note ,
notion ,
oblige ,
opsonin ,
other -
directedness ,
outgoingness ,
pamper ,
parody ,
passing fancy ,
peccant humor ,
personality ,
personality tendency ,
phagocyte ,
phlegm ,
physique ,
placate ,
plasma ,
plasma substitute ,
pleasantry ,
please ,
pretty wit ,
property ,
purulence ,
pus ,
quality ,
quick wit ,
quirk ,
raillery ,
rainfall ,
raininess ,
ready wit ,
red corpuscle ,
repartee ,
rheum ,
saliva ,
salt ,
sanies ,
sarcasm ,
satire ,
satisfy ,
savor of wit ,
schizoid personality ,
schizothymia ,
serous fluid ,
serum ,
showeriness ,
slapstick ,
slapstick humor ,
snot ,
soddenness ,
sogginess ,
somatotype ,
soothe ,
soppiness ,
sort ,
spirit ,
spirits ,
spoil ,
squib ,
stamp ,
state of mind ,
strain ,
streak ,
stripe ,
subtle wit ,
suchness ,
suppuration ,
swampiness ,
sweat ,
syntony ,
system ,
tear ,
teardrop ,
temper ,
temperament ,
tendency ,
tenor ,
the whites ,
tone ,
toy ,
travesty ,
type ,
type O ,
urine ,
vagary ,
vein ,
venous blood ,
visual humor ,
waggishness ,
wateriness ,
way ,
wet ,
wetness ,
wettishness ,
whim ,
whim -
wham ,
whimsy ,
white corpuscle ,
wit ,
wittiness ,
yield to
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