English to German Meaning of joke - Scherz


Joke :
Scherz

Scherz, Streich, Ausrüstung, Kerl, Spaß, witzeln, Witz, Pfeffer, Gag, Spott, spotten, Quiz, Vergnügen, Sport, Geplänkel, Farce, Komödie, Tasse, Heuchelei, Kelch

Scherz, Rallye, Trottel, spotten, sich lustig machen über, Lachen, Lachen über, Quiz, Spott

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Definitions of joke in English
Noun(1) a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter(2) activity characterized by good humor(3) a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement(4) a triviality not to be taken seriously
Verb(1) tell a joke; speak humorously(2) act in a funny or teasing way
Examples of joke in English
(1) Someone cracked a joke and the ensuing laughter jerked him out of his thoughts and brought him back to reality.(2) You joke a lot in interviews about how you wanted to write horror because you experienced so much of it in high school.(3) ÔÇÿSurely this was all some kind of joke , a stuntÔÇÖ.(4) Either way, the point was, it was all a trick, a joke , a scam - whatever you wanted to call it.(5) he was pretending to joke his daughter(6) They joke about the hotly-disputed incident every time they meet.(7) public transport is a joke(8) Muldowney told police at the time it had been a joke or prank but now realised just how serious it had been.(9) We can joke about it but this is a serious problem.(10) As you probably guessed, this list was a joke / hoax.(11) I knew none of those people had pulled that stunt last night as a joke .(12) He also took time out to joke with reporters and photographers.(13) We can joke about our differences, because they're obvious and expected.(14) The system is a joke and the fact that employers can still find people to work under the table proves the job hunting clubs are ineffective and symbolize a bureaucracy gone mad.(15) It almost seemed like a joke , a harmless prank one of his friends had pulled on him.(16) Some consider the system to be a joke .
Related Phrases of joke
(1) practical joke ::
Schabernack
(2) to joke ::
Spaß machen
(3) bad joke ::
schlechter Witz
(4) private joke ::
privater Witz
(5) dirty joke ::
dreckiger Witz
(6) inside joke ::
Insiderwitz
(7) joke around ::
Witze machen
(8) crack a joke ::
Einen witz reissen
(9) make a joke ::
Mach einen Witz
(10) play a joke ::
Einen Witz erzählen
Synonyms
Noun
1. funny story ::
Lustige Geschichte
2. trick ::
Trick
3. laughingstock ::
Gespött
4. farce ::
Farce
5. laugh ::
Lachen
6. caper ::
Kaper
Verb
8. tell jokes ::
Witze erzählen
9. fool ::
Dummkopf
10. jest ::
Scherz
Different Forms
joke, joked, jokes, jokey, joking
Word Example from TV Shows
And you don't even get that joke

And you don't even get that JOKE

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 4

'Cause this is our
wedding, not a joke.

'Cause this is our wedding, not a JOKE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

cracking up at a joke
I told him.

cracking up at a JOKE I told him.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 22

I believe that a joke

I believe that a JOKE

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 12

Oh, it actually is
if you get the joke.

Oh, it actually is if you get the JOKE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 3

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