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Towards Feng Qu and Ji Qu in Classical Literary Criticism in Ancient China;
中国古代文论中的“风趣”与“机趣”论
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She was full of life and fun, and breezy.
她活泼风趣，有说有笑。
3.
She thought this sentence brilliantly witty.
她觉得这句话十分风趣。
4.
Radl smiled beautifully.
拉德尔风趣地笑了笑。
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Her speeches are rather short on wit.
她的讲话不够风趣.
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He is more interesting than I expected .
他比我想像的还风趣。
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salt a lecture with anecdotes.
用轶事使演讲更风趣
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He is more interesting than I expect.
他比我想象的还风趣
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They were funny to read.
这些书都很风趣易读。
10.
This article is wicked and clever.
这篇文章既尖刻又风趣。
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She added(a) zest to the affair.
她为此事增添了风趣。
12.
It was a perfectly flavorless Ghost.
它是完全无风趣的幽灵。
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Her stories struck/revealed a rich vein of humour.
她的小说饶有风趣.
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You don't need to embellish to be interesting.
你无需装作很风趣。
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It's my witty conversation, isn't it?
因为我言谈风趣，对不对？
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a film with witty and intelligent dialogue.
对白风趣睿智的电影
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O.K.,she's funnier than I am--but just a little.
行吧，就算她比我风趣--可就比我风趣一丁点儿。
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a literary style full of elegance and wit
涉笔典雅风趣的文学风格.