good-humoured
['gʊd'jumɚd]
a. 情, 脾气, 情快

1. I was a modest, good-humoured boy; it is Oxford that has made me insufferable.
   羞而又脾气，那牛津（）造令讨厌。
2. Good-humoured mockery seems to be a proper rod but great caution and skill are necessary in the use of it or you may happen to catch a tartar.
   善意嘲笑看起根合适棍棒，但运非常谨慎，意技巧，否骑。
3. John tried with a few good-humoured remarks to breakthrough the cloud of gloom hanging over his friends, but his words struck no response from them.
   翰企图句幽默话，破笼罩着沉闷气氛，话任何应。

good-humoured
[ adj ]
disposed to please
<adj.all>
an amiable villain with a cocky sidelong grin



good-humoured \good-humoured\ adj.
Same as {good-humored}. [Chiefly Brit.]
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