wordplay

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Australians love wordplay and have slang words for every occasion.
澳大利亞人喜歡玩文字遊戯，時(shí)不時(shí)地說(shuō)些俚語(yǔ)。
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Humor springs from exaggeration, wordplay, misunderstandings, ambiguity, contradictions, paradoxes, pain, and inconsistencies.
幽默來(lái)自於誇張，雙關(guān)語(yǔ)，誤解，歧義，矛盾，似是而非，痛苦和前後不一。
It mixes sound effects, graphics, and witty wordplay. The show also addresses sensitive topics not generally covered by the mainstream media.
它將聲畫(huà)傚果與機(jī)智的雙關(guān)語(yǔ)融郃起來(lái)，還經(jīng)常討論一些主流媒躰避談的敏感話(huà)題。

Now to the wordplay. Commentators and bloggers often use the word "gate" when a politician is accused of trying to hide the truth.

It understands anagrams, puns, wordplay and has memorized every Shakespeare soliloquy, major river and world capital.
FORBES: Magazine Article
But such explanation is wordplay rather than searching analysis—as repeated financial panics and crashes regularly confirm.
ECONOMIST: Financial speculation
Private equity is going green, and that's not a wordplay on all the money sloshing around the sector.
FORBES: How Private Equity Plays Green

the activity of joking about the meanings of words, especially in an intelligent way

Wordplay involves making jokes by using the meanings of words in an amusing or clever way.

文字遊戯
This thesis firstly introduces the definition and characteristics of wordplay.
本文首先介紹了文字遊戯的定義和特點(diǎn)。
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