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BNC: 2497 COCA: 1888

fun

Word family 
fun1 /fʌn/ ●●● S2 W3 noun [uncountableU]  
1  ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingan experience or activity that is very enjoyable and exciting 娱乐，有趣的经历[活动]；乐趣
 There’s plenty of fun for all the family.
可以让全家人玩得很开心。
 The children were having so much fun, I hated to call them inside.
小孩子玩得很开心，我不忍心把他们叫进来。
2  for fun  (also just for the fun of it) if you do something for fun, you do it because you enjoy it and not for any other reason 闹着玩地，为了好玩
 I simply believe that killing animals for fun is wrong.
我就是认为杀死动物取乐是错误的。
 Like most people her age, Deborah struck up relationships just for the fun of it.
像大多数同龄人一样，德博拉谈恋爱只是为了好玩。
Examples from the Corpus
for fun• Encourage your child to read all kinds of books for fun.• When we started our band we played music in restaurants just for fun.• We just play poker for fun , not for money.• I only really started the shop for fun, but it's been a huge success.
3  somebody is (great/good) fun British EnglishBrE used to say that someone is enjoyable to be with because they are happy and amusing 某人（很）有趣
 You’ll like her, darling, she’s great fun.
你会喜欢她的，亲爱的，她这人挺有趣的。
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somebody is (great/good) fun• Much of the film is fun, but a lot is confusing.• This is just a whim but it is great fun.• But it is fun for me to look up from my Sunday paper and watch them try to cope.• It is fun to have competitions to see who can sleep their yo-yo longer.• Chasing and racing is fun for a time but you end up yearning for something different.• Some of this is great fun, but it pulls the production two ways, blunting its focus.• This is fun, unfussy, honest fare that calls for a glass of cold beer.• In beautifully landscaped settings, this unique zoo is great fun for all the family.
4  behaviour that is not serious and shows happiness and enjoyment 嬉戏，逗乐，玩笑
 Jan’s always so cheerful and full of fun.
简总是那么开心，那么有趣。
 Her sense of fun made her very popular at college.
她的幽默感使她在学院里很受欢迎。
 Evelyn would tease her, but only in fun.
伊夫林会取笑她，但只是闹着玩的。
5. fun and games ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingactivities, behaviour etc that are not serious – often used to show disapproval 嬉闹，欢闹〔常含贬义〕
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fun and games• It was not all fun and games.• It started out as fun and games but became a successful business.• Free fun and games ... Happy children make happy holidays - for everyone.• Next time the left hand section of Cheedale's Cornice dries out, we should see some fun and games.• As head of the Fort Baxter motor pool, Bilko runs all the fun and games on the base.• A wild midnight gallop lands her on the very doorstep of her ancestral home, and the fun and games commence.• In return for the fun and games, the youthful members, whether or not interested in politics, are expected to help with the electioneering.• Party and Class All this fun and games is not looked upon with disapproval by the seniors in the Conservative Party.• Police suspected that the boys, whose fun and games hurt a lot of people, were on drugs.
6  make fun of somebody/something MAKE FUN OFto make unkind insulting remarks about someone or something 嘲弄某人/某物；拿某人/某物开玩笑
 I’m not making fun of you. I admire what you did.
我不是拿你开心，我很欣赏你的作为。
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make fun of somebody/something• I hated her because she had such a stupid name and yet no one dared make fun of her.• I recently visited my cousin, and Joe and Steven kept making fun of me.• We don't like 16-bit owners making fun of us 8-bit owners, so why should we make fun of the Spectrum?• Like Neil still makes fun of me.• Stop it - I don't make fun of the way you talk, do I?• Q: Of the many things there are to make fun of in Martha, what struck you as the most absurd?• The boys at school used to make fun of me because I have a crooked spine.• He felt that they were making fun of him, though he could not understand why.• They may feel very angry at peo-ple who make fun of them.
7  like fun American EnglishAmE spoken old-fashionedWRONG/INCORRECT used to say that something is not true or will not happen 当然不，决不
 ‘I’m going to Barbara’s house.’ ‘Like fun you are! Come and finish your chores first.’
“我要去芭芭拉家。”“开什么玩笑！先来把家务干完。”
Examples from the Corpus
like fun• "I'm going to Barbara's house." "Like fun you are! Come and finish your chores first."
→ figure of fun at figure1(12), → poke fun at at poke1(6)
 COLLOCATIONS
verbs
have fun 玩得高兴
Did you have fun at the party?
你在派对上玩得高兴吗？
join in the fun 一起玩
The whole village joined in the fun.
整座村子的人一起尽情欢乐。
something sounds (like) fun (=seems to be enjoyable) 某事物听起来很有趣
The picnic sounded like fun.
野餐听起来很有意思。
adjectives
good fun British EnglishBrE 很有意思
I never realized what good fun fishing could be.
我从没有意识到钓鱼这么好玩。
great fun 很有乐趣
The show is great fun for all the family.
这场表演全家人都看得津津有味。
harmless fun (=not likely to upset or offend anyone) 无害的消遣
nThe game’s designer says it’s all a bit of harmless fun, but many parents disagree.
phrases
something is no fun (also something is not much fun) (=something is not at all enjoyable) 某事物不好玩
Being stuck in a traffic jam for three hours was no fun.
遇上交通阻塞被堵三小时并不好玩。
be somebody’s idea of fun (=be what someone enjoys doing – used especially when this seems strange to you) 是某人觉得好玩的事〔尤用于觉得奇怪时〕
Camping in this rainy weather is not my idea of fun.
这种雨天去野营，我可不觉得好玩。
be half the fun (=be a very enjoyable part of doing something) 是很有乐趣的一部分
Planning a vacation is half the fun.
为度假做准备也是很大的乐趣之一。
a lot of fun (also lots of fun) 很多的乐趣
The kids had a lot of fun singing and dancing.
小孩子唱歌跳舞，玩得很开心。
ngood clean fun British EnglishBrE (=not offensive or not involving sex)
The show is good clean fun for all the family.
这场表演全家人都看得津津有味。
 THESAURUS
fun noun [uncountableU] especially spoken an experience or activity that is very enjoyable and exciting 有趣的经历；乐趣
nThe course was fun.
Have you ever been windsurfing? It’s really good fun.
你玩过风帆冲浪吗？真的很好玩。
I just want to relax and have some fun.
我只是想放松一下，找点乐子。
nIt’ll be fun seeing all my old friends again.
nRunning around a freezing hockey field isn’t my idea of fun.
enjoyment noun [uncountableU] the feeling you get when you enjoy doing something 快乐
I get a lot of enjoyment out of working with young children.
和小孩子在一起我很开心。
pleasure noun [countableC] an experience or activity that makes you feel happy and satisfied 乐事
The game was a pleasure to watch.
看那场比赛真是件乐事。
One of her greatest pleasures was walking in the mountains.
她最大的乐趣之一是在山间漫步。
nTed enjoyed the simple pleasures of life: his family, his home, and his garden.
good/great time noun [countableC] especially spoken a time when you enjoyed yourself 愉快时间
The kids all had a great time.
孩子们全都玩得很愉快。
I remember the good times in Japan.
我记得在日本的快乐时光。
nWere the 1960s really such great times?
na blast informal a very enjoyable experience – a very informal use
The trip was a blast!
entertainment noun [uncountableU] things such as performances and films which are intended to be enjoyable 娱乐活动
Three musicians provided the entertainment.
三名乐师做了表演。
What do you do for entertainment around here?
你在这里表演什么？
nThey hired two dancers for entertainment.
relaxation noun [uncountableU] a way of resting and enjoying yourself 放松；消遣
I play the piano for relaxation.
我弹钢琴消遣。
Her work left little time for relaxation.
工作使她几乎没有时间放松。
leisure noun [uncountableU] the time when you are not working, when you can enjoy yourself – used especially in compounds 休闲〔尤用于复合词〕
leisure activities
休闲活动
the leisure industry
休闲产业
People have more leisure time.
人们有了更多的闲暇时间。
recreation noun [countableC, uncountableU] formal activities that you do to enjoy yourself 娱乐
recreation facilities
娱乐设施
The park is not just a place for recreation.
这座公园不只是个娱乐消遣的地方。
Examples from the Corpus
fun• It'll be fun seeing all my old friends again.• She will give an hour of fashion fun, talking and demonstrating her hat hire service and nearly-new designer fashion business.• Have you ever been windsurfing? It's really good fun.• Softball provides a chance to get out with friends and have fun.• Interests: most music, travel, having fun.• In fact, it might even be good for a little fun.• All would be aware of the difficulty of finding ideologically acceptable forms of fun.• Running around a freezing hockey field isn't my idea of fun.• It's fun to eat out sometimes, instead of cooking at home.• That and fries and a cold beer and you have got yourself some serious fun.• On Saturday night, all I want to do is relax and have some fun.• Planning a vacation is half the fun of it.• The course was really hard work but it was fun.
full of fun• But we were careless and happy and full of fun, and enjoyed every minute of the day.• Impetuous, opinionated, athletic, good-looking, and full of fun, Pearson was an attractive figure to many women.• Normally loving and full of fun, Peter can explode with passionate anger at James and Mary, their fourteen-year-old twins.• Very gentle, full of fun.• Perhaps this is why all these places are always so full of fun, laughter and loving concern.• We arrived as keen as a couple of puppies out for their first walkies, full of fun and raring to go!• He was full of fun and a wonderful mimic.
fun2 ●●● S2 W3 adjectiveadj  
1  ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingenjoyable and amusing 有趣的，逗乐的
 Try snowboarding – it’s a really fun sport.
试试单板滑雪——是个很好玩的运动。
a fun day/evening etc 有趣的一天/晚上等
► see thesaurus at nice
2  ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethinga fun person is enjoyable to be with because they are happy and amusing 〔人〕有趣的，令人快乐的
 She’s a really fun person to be around.
有她在一起真开心。
n Grammar
Fun is not used with ‘very’. You say:
It was really fun.
✗Don’t say: It was very fun.
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fun• Cruising around in a seaplane is all very well, but water-work is always the most fun.• I like Sam a lot - he's good fun.• Let's invite Margot - she's always fun.• This weight training class is really fun.• Stamford are improving their already rad facilities - more street stuff, a fun box with a handrail.• Hundreds of people were there and it was a really fun day out.• Walk on the wild side Good news for fans of 1950s style and fun furnishing.• Randy's a really fun guy to be around.• Oh yes, I know Eddie - he's a really fun guy.• The informal and fun introduction to classical music costs $ 47 and will be conducted by Greg Hettmansberger.• Have a fun Labor Day!• The first step is the fun part.• Boulder is a fun place to live.• The O'Brien boys were always fun to be with.
a fun day/evening etc• Luckily it didn't rain, though we did get a bit cold, and it was a fun day.• It draws people who come for a fun day out and it provides for the serious ornithologist.• Male speaker I get the chance to see people I used to race with.It is a fun day out.• It was a fun evening that ricocheted between giggle, belly laugh and roar.
Origin fun1
(1600-1700) fun “to play a trick on” ((17-20 centuries)), perhaps from fonne; → FOND
fun1 noun →COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1fun2 adjectiveadj →n GRAMMAR1
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BNC: 2497 COCA: 1888
fun

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + FUN | FUN + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤enormous, excellent, good, great, terrific, tremendous巨大的樂趣；極有趣；非常好玩兒➤pure, sheer十足的樂趣▸➤clean, good clean, harmless, innocent, plain (especially NAmE) 健康的玩笑；謔而不虐的玩笑；無惡意的玩笑；無害的娛樂；只是開開心◇The boys' game started as harmless fun but ended in tragedy.男孩子們的遊戲開始時只是個無惡意的玩笑，但最終卻釀成悲劇。◇It was just plain fun.純粹是好玩兒而已。➤family家庭娛樂VERB + FUN➤be, become, get好玩兒；變得好玩兒➤look, seem, sound看上去／似乎／聽上去好玩兒▸➤have玩得開心◇We had a lot of fun at Mick's party.我們在米克的聚會上玩得很開心。◇He decided to have a little fun at his friend's expense.他決定拿自己的朋友開個小玩笑。➤ruin, spoil敗興◇We won't let the rain spoil our fun.我們不會讓雨壞了興致。➤want想要高興一下➤find找到樂趣FUN + NOUN➤day同樂日◇She organized an annual fun day for local children.她為當地的兒童組織了一年一度的同樂日。PREPOSITION➤for fun為樂趣◇I write for fun, not because I expect to make money.我寫作只是為了其中的樂趣，不是為了賺錢。➤in fun鬧着玩兒地◇I only said it in fun－don't take it seriously!我說那話只是開玩笑，別當真！➤fun for對⋯來說有趣◇a game that's fun for kids讓孩子們高興的遊戲PHRASES➤be no fun不好玩兒◇It's no fun getting up at 4 a.m. on a cold, rainy morning.在寒冷的雨天凌晨 4 點起牀可不是件讓人開心的事。➤a bit of fun一點兒樂趣◇I was only having a bit of fun.我只是享受點兒樂趣。➤full of fun很有趣◇This movie is full of fun.這部電影很有意思。➤fun and games娛樂和遊戲◇School isn't all fun and games.上學並不總是玩和遊戲。➤just for fun, just for the fun of it只是為了好玩兒◇They took up motor racing just for the fun of it.他們參加賽車只是覺得好玩兒。➤miss the fun錯過開心的事◇You're missing all the fun!這一切好玩兒的事情，你全錯過了！➤the real fun真正的樂趣◇That's when the real fun started!真正好玩兒的事情才剛開始呢！➤a sense of fun幽默風趣◇You have to have a sense of fun to be a good teacher.要成為好教師，你得要幽默風趣才行。➤suck (all) the fun out of sth, take the fun away from sth, take the fun out of sth把某事的（所有）樂趣扼殺；破壞某事的樂趣◇Must you take all the fun out of everything?難道你非得把所有事情的樂趣給破壞了嗎？
BNC: 2497 COCA: 1888
fun noun
⇨ fun (Sailing is great fun.) ⇨ entertainment (fun and games) ⇨ make fun of sb/sth, poke fun at sb/sth ⇨ laugh at sb/sth ⇨ have fun ⇨ play verb 1 fun

noun

fun ♦︎ pleasure ♦︎ good time ♦︎ enjoyment ♦︎ great time ♦︎ blastThese are all words for the feeling of enjoying yourself, or activities or time that you enjoy. 这些词均表示愉快、快乐的事或欢乐的时光。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to do sth for fun / pleasure / enjoyment◆to do sth with pleasure / enjoyment◆great fun / pleasure / enjoyment◆a really good / great time◆to have fun / a good time / a great time / a blast◆to get / derive pleasure / enjoyment from sth◆to bring (sb) pleasure / enjoyment◆to spoil the fun / sb's pleasure / sb's enjoyment■ fun [uncountable] (rather informal, especially spoken) the feeling of enjoying yourself; activities that you enjoy 享乐；乐趣；快乐的事◆We had a lot of fun at Sarah's party.我们在萨拉的聚会上玩得很开心。◆ (especially BrE) Sailing is good fun.帆船运动很好玩。◆I decided to learn Spanish just for fun.我决定学西班牙语只是为了好玩。◆I didn't do all that work just for the fun of it.我做这一切并不仅仅是为了好玩。◆It's not much fun going to a party on your own.独自一人参加聚会没什么意思。◆ (spoken) Have fun (= Enjoy yourself)!尽情地玩吧！  see also have fun ⇨ play verb 1 ■ pleasure [uncountable] (rather formal) the feeling of enjoying yourself or being satisfied 高兴；愉快；满意◆Reading for pleasure and reading for study are not the same.为消遣而读书和为求知而读书是不同的。◆He takes no pleasure in his work.他从工作中得不到丝毫乐趣。◆ (formal, spoken) It gives me great pleasure to introduce our guest speaker.我很荣幸来介绍我们的演讲嘉宾。◆ (formal, written) We request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of our daughter Lisa.敬请光临小女莉萨的婚礼。OPP displeasure ⇨ frustration , pain ⇨ distress ■ ˌgood ˈtime [countable] (rather informal) a time that you spend enjoying yourself 欢乐的时光◆Did you have a good time in Spain?你在西班牙过得愉快吗？◆Mike and I shared some really good times.迈克和我曾共同度过一段很美好的时光。■ enjoyment [uncountable] (rather formal) the feeling of enjoying yourself 愉快；快乐；乐趣◆I get a lot of enjoyment from gardening.我从园艺中获得很多乐趣。  see also enjoy ⇨ enjoy , enjoy yourself ⇨ play verb 1 NOTE 辨析 Pleasure or enjoyment? Enjoyment usually comes from an activity that you do; pleasure can come from sth that you do or sth that happens. * enjoyment通常源于自己做的事，pleasure既可源于自己做的事也可源于发生的事◆He beamed with pleasure at seeing her.他看到她时喜不自胜。◆He beamed with enjoyment at seeing her. ■ ˌgreat ˈtime [countable] (rather informal) a time that you spend enjoying yourself very much 非常欢乐的时光◆We had a really great time together.我们一起度过了一段非常快乐的时光。■ blast [singular] (NAmE, informal, spoken) a very enjoyable experience that is a lot of fun 热闹好玩的聚会；狂欢◆The party was a blast.聚会好玩极了。◆We had a blast at the party.我们在聚会上玩得很尽兴。
BNC: 2497 COCA: 1888

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