joke
dʒәukn. a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter · n. a triviality not to be taken seriously · v. tell a joke; speak humorously
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Well, we actually had a kind of practice because you were going to be a joke in the opening scene on Will and Grace if you recall.
嗯，我们确实进行过某种练习，因为如果你还记得的话，你本来要在《威尔和格蕾丝》的开场戏里作为一个笑话出现。
People in the UK, there's a big sort of cultural joke about Birmingham.
在英国，人们对伯明翰有一个很大的文化笑话。
It actually means they're excited or kind of annoyed, like when your teacher tries to make you laugh at the worst joke ever.
这实际上意味着它们很兴奋或者有点恼火，就像当你的老师试图让你对最烂的笑话发笑时一样。
I did jokes about merch and jokes about my dad, but I said when we go to shoot this thing, I kind of want to take, you know, in my head, I was like, I want to take two to three minutes to say what I would love to maybe say to my dad and see if it comes out, and if I can make it work, we leave it in the edit, and if it doesn't, you know, we make we chop it out.
我讲了关于周边商品的笑话，也讲了关于我父亲的笑话，但我说当我们去拍摄这个节目时，我心里想，我想花两到三分钟说出我可能想对我父亲说的话，看看能不能说出来，如果能行得通，我们就把它留在剪辑里，如果不行，你知道，我们就把它剪掉。
I thought it'd be a nice joke just for the president to wear a tan suit.
我以为总统穿棕褐色西装会是个不错的笑话。
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