Aw, thanks, Jay. - He didn't mean it!

谢谢你 杰 -他在说！

It's sometimes not very nice to be sarcastic to a person.

对人讲有时候显得很不礼貌。

And I knew it wasn't a nice " Thanks, Mom."

我知道那句「谢了，妈。」是个。

Say, Today's opposite day and you smell great.

“今天是说日子，你身上味道好极了。”

I don't want peace. -Oh. Consider it Opposite Day.

我不想要什么和平。-我当你是在说吧。

That's just me giving you the business the way buddies do, you little scamp.

我那只是故意说气你啦，好兄弟之间会这样你个小调皮鬼。

These days, the contempt is gone and in its place are terms like irony.

如今，“轻蔑”意思已经消失了，取而代之是“irony（）”之类词语。

An irony is when you say the opposite of what you mean, usually to be funny.

“irony”是你说出和你想表达意思相，通常说是为了娱乐。

Rudy Giuliani had previously dismissed the idea. But, on CNN last night, he seemed to reverse himself.

鲁迪·朱利安尼此前否认了这一观点，但昨晚在CNN上，他似乎说起了。

Lynette would've appreciated the irony if she stopped to think about it, but she couldn't. She didn't have the time.

如果停下来仔细想想，Lynette会明白这是。但是她不能，因为她没有时间。

I think he is speaking out of turn.

我觉得他是在说。

There's a sentence that means its opposite.

你真会说。

Sometimes people say the opposite of what they mean.

有时人们会故意说。

You're being sarcastic. - Oh, how you know me.

你说呢吧 -你真了解我。

34.Lynette would've appreciated the irony if she'd stopped to think about it.

如果勒奈特回头想想 她可能会发现这是说。

Some psychologists have said that playing using opposite meanings is a good “philosophy course” for kids – it gets them thinking.

许多心理学家认为说对孩子来说是一门很好“心里课程”，这让他们进行思考。

Well I could see from that one sentence that that was perfectly ridiculous and it pushed me further into my natural drift.

我知道他是在说，他说那种" 法律" 方法是很荒唐，这给了我很大启发。

The second speaker was making the point that the first speaker didn't need to lose weight by sarcastically saying 'You're so fat! '

第二个人讽刺地说，“对呀，你是太胖了”这样来告诉第一个说者，她根本不用减肥！

The second speaker was making the point that the first speaker didn't need to lose weight by sarcastically saying 'You're so fat! '

第二个人讽刺地说，“对呀，你是太胖了”这样来告诉第一个说者，她根本不用减肥！

And when we say 'shock, horror! ' we actually mean the opposite and mean something in not shocking or surprising - we're being sarcastic, I guess.

当我们说“震惊、惊恐！”时，我们实际上是说，表示事某事不令人震惊或令人惊讶 —— 我们是在讽刺，我想。