1.
The students were gagging during dinner.
同学们吃饭的时候喜欢插科打诨。
2.
Jack likes to cut up in class.
杰克喜欢在上课的时候插科打诨。
3.
The young man would always cut up if there was any girl
这个年轻人一遇到姑娘总是插科打诨。
4.
Nearly all Spanish joking had that same base.
西班牙人插科打诨的方式大抵如此。
5.
What a great gag! Everybody loves it.
这套插科打诨太棒了，人人都很喜欢。
6.
Everyone laughed at her comical remarks.
大家听了她的插科打诨都大笑起来。
7.
On the Refined and Popular Styles of Comic Gestures and Remarks in Poetuic Drama of Yuan Dynnasty;
论元杂剧中插科打诨的“雅”和“俗”
8.
He loved this civil, half-humorous bargaining.
他喜欢这种心平气和，插科打诨的讨价还价。
9.
joke or funny story,esp as part of a comedian's act
笑话或滑稽故事;（尤指喜剧演员的）插科打诨
10.
That comedian always tells the same gags.
那个喜剧演员总是说些相同的插科打诨。
11.
Light or frivolous manner of discussing a subject.
插科打诨讨论问题时持有轻松、戏弄的态度
12.
The actor gagged up his part in the comedy.
这个演员在所扮演的喜剧角色中插科打诨。
13.
Some hardy spirits made jokes, helping others overcome their fear.
有些胆大的人插科打诨，帮助别人消除害怕心里。
14.
For frivolity and jokes and spotted tights were an offense,
这时他容不下小丑的那些打诨插科、花花绿绿的紧身衣之类的东西，
15.
On the Changes and Roles in the Tridadional Play-Handiao-er-Huang;
“古优”“今外”的传承与流变——略论汉调二黄剧目中的插科打诨
16.
Humor-words are the media among Zen,poems and Zajus;
打诨是参禅、作诗、作杂剧的媒介——兼论宋代的戏剧思想
17.
The house was in a roaring humour now, and ready to get all the fun out of the occasion that might be in it.
这时，全场一片插科打诨的吼声，打算把在这件事里能找到的乐趣一点不剩地全部发掘出来。
18.
Mr Bennet was so odd a mixture of quick parts, sarcastic humour, reserve, and caprice.
班纳特先生是个古怪人，他一方面喜欢插科打诨，爱挖苦人，同时又不苟言笑，变幻莫测。