英['bædɪnɑːʒ]美[ˌbædən'ɑːʒ]
记忆方法
词源词根法
【结构分析】badinage=badin（开玩笑）+age（名词后缀）→开玩笑=【词源解释】badin←法语badin（开玩笑的）←拉丁语badare（张嘴）=【趣味记忆】badinage=bad in age→拿人的年龄开玩笑是不好的→开玩笑
谐音记忆法
可用谐音法，谐音：bad，in，nage-那日。4月1号那天真是倒霉啊，大家都来骗我跟我开玩笑——开玩笑，打趣。
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
Stiff corporate types don't tend to be too fond of badinage, or playful conversation, during important meetings, but sometimes a witty joke about the manager's ugly tie is just the right thing to lighten the mood.
Badinage comes from the French word badiner, which means “to joke.” In literature, there is no better place to find examples of badinage and witty wordplay than in Shakespeare's comedic plays. You can also find great examples in sitcom television, stand-up comedy, and the everyday frivolous banter among siblings and friends.