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/pʌn/
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/pʌn/
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pun
noun
puns
pl
UK
/pʌn/
US
/pʌn/
каламбур
The comedian's pun made the audience laugh.
Каламбур комика заставил аудиторию смеяться.
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игра слов
Synonyms
wordplay
quibble
witticism
double entendre
play on words
pun
verb
punned
Past Simple
punned
Past Participle
punning
Gerund
UK
/pʌn/
US
/pʌn/
подшучивать
He likes to pun on words during conversations.
Он любит подшучивать над словами во время разговоров.
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острить
язвить
Synonyms
wordplay
double entendre
play on words
pun
adjective
UK
/pʌn/
US
/pʌn/
Used attributively before a noun to indicate relation to or characteristic of puns (e.g., "pun contest").
Synonyms
punny
witty
humorous
playful
jocular
droll
facetious
clever
tongue-in-cheek
ironic
Definitions
pun
noun
A humorous play on words, often involving a word with multiple meanings or words that sound similar but have different meanings.
The comedian's pun about the bakery being on a roll had the audience laughing.
The art, practice, or habitual use of puns; punning.
His fondness for pun made every conversation a playful challenge.
pun
verb
To make a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings.
He loves to pun on words, often making everyone laugh with his clever wordplay.
pun
adjective
Relating to, characterized by, or intended for puns.
The festival featured a pun contest that attracted word-play enthusiasts.
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