1.And here in Australia, actually this word, this adjective can be used in a jokey way as well.

在澳大利亚，其实这个词呢，这个形容词也可以以一种比较戏式使用。

2.And then this one is a little bit jokey.

然后这个有开玩笑。机翻

3.Several of his definitions appear deliberately jokey or politically motivated.

他一些定义似乎是意开玩笑或出于政治动机。机翻

4.In a jokey way, a little bit, with the word " humble" .

开玩笑，一，用一个“卑微”二字。机翻

5.It was this deliberately, kind of, jangly, jokey children's joke rap track.

这是意，有刺耳，开玩笑儿童笑话说唱曲目。机翻

6.But " in my opinion" , it is not so jokey, okay.

但是“在我看来”，这不是那么开玩笑，好吧。机翻

7.All of us get a bit unbalanced in one way or another: too serious, too gloomy, too jokey.

我们所有人都会以这样或那样式变有不平衡：太严肃、太忧郁、太开玩笑。机翻

8.I think it was a little bit jokey, and they're not really used so much now.

我认为这有开玩笑，现在他们并没有真正使用那么多。机翻

9.The stereotypical American is louder, a little brasher, more boisterous, immediately friendly, informal, and slightly jokey.

典型美国人声音更大、有些急躁、更加活跃、能很快和人熟悉、不拘礼节，而且爱开玩笑。

10." Crazy" is another sort of jokey word, casual, informal word.

“疯狂” 是另一种开玩笑词， 随意、非正式词。机翻

11." Posterior" , but it's a bit of a jokey word as well.

“后” ，但它也是一个有开玩笑词。机翻

12.Then we have: " going nuts" , which is a rather casual, informal, jokey kind of thing to say.

然后我们有：“going nuts” ，这是一种相当随意、非正式、开玩笑说法。机翻

13.You see, this one is called the Fourth Man I'm--all the bars, restaurants and cafeterias have names including the number four, and many of them have jokey signboards like this one, to brighten up a traveller's day.

你看，这家叫做我是第四个人——所有酒吧、餐馆和自助餐厅名字都包括数字四， 其中许多都有像这家这样滑稽招牌， 以亮旅行者一天。机翻

14.Although, if you're studying Latin, you might pronounce it: " mahter" , rather than: " mater" , but this was a slightly jokey name that mostly boys who went to private schools, where they studied Latin, and they were...

虽然，如果你正在学习拉丁语， 你可能会发音为：“mahter” ，而不是：“mater”，但这是一个有开玩笑名字， 大多数男孩上私立学校， 在那里他们学习拉丁语， 他们是. . . . . .机翻