amused

adj.

被逗笑的；愉快的；顽皮的；

v.

“amuse”的过去式和过去分词；

amuse oneself自娱自乐，消遣

1. There was an amused look on the President's face.
   总统面带愉悦的神情。
2. She has an amused twinkle in her eyes.
   她高兴得双目熠熠发亮。
3. Children are amused with toys and funny pictures.
   玩具和有趣的图片使孩子们很愉快。
4. She wore on her face an amused look.
   她脸上带着顽皮的神情。
5. The audience was amused by the performance.
   观众被这个表演逗乐了。
6. The children were amused at the story teller's jokes.
   孩子们被故事讲述者的笑话逗乐了。
7. Amused audience greeted the comedians with warm applause.
   被逗乐了的观众对笑星们报以热烈的掌声。
8. She was amused to hear it.
   听了这话她感到很有趣。
9. Janet was not amused(= she was annoyed or angry).
   珍妮特感到恼怒。
10. I was amused to find that he and I were born on the same day.
    我发现我和他同一天生日而感到有趣。

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