gag — something said or done to make people laugh; a joke
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: something said or done to make people laugh; a joke
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡæɡ/
Korean meaning: 사람들을 웃게 하기 위한 말이나 행동; 개그, 농담
Korean pronunciation: 갭 (강세: 갭)
Example Sentences
- My dad's gag about forgetting our anniversary wasn't funny when mom threw the cake at him.
- The spicy food made him gag so hard that everyone thought he was doing a comedy routine.
- The movie's running gag about the clumsy waiter had the audience in stitches.
gag
NOUN//ɡæɡ//
something said or done to make people laugh; a joke
Comedian performing a funny gag
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His gag with the flag starts to drag!
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Origin
14세기 중세 영어에서 유래된 것으로, 원래는 '질식시키다'라는 의미였습니다. 입을 막는 도구에서 시작되어 코미디 용어로 발전한 흥미로운 변화를 보여줍니다.
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“My dad's gag about forgetting our anniversary wasn't funny when mom threw the cake at him.”
“The spicy food made him gag so hard that everyone thought he was doing a comedy routine.”
“The movie's running gag about the clumsy waiter had the audience in stitches.”
“She couldn't help but gag at the smell of her brother's gym socks.”
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