deadpan

英 [ˈdedpæn]

美 [ˈdedpæn]

adj.  面无表情的; 不带感情色彩的; 假装正经的

复数：deadpans　现在分词：deadpanning　

GRE

BNC.23897 / COCA.17045

牛津词典

adj.

• 面无表情的；不带感情色彩的；假装正经的
  without any expression or emotion; often pretending to be serious when you are joking
  1. deadpan humour
     冷面幽默

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (幽默）冷面的；(开玩笑或作弄人时）故意板着脸的，一脸严肃的
  Deadpanhumour is when you appear to be serious and are hiding the fact that you are joking or teasing someone.
  1. ...her natural capacity for irony and deadpan humour...
     她天生具有的讥嘲讽刺和冷面幽默才能
  2. She put the letter on the desk in front of me, her face deadpan, not a flicker of a smile.
     她把那封信放在我面前的桌子上，故意一脸严肃，没有一丝的笑容。

英英释义

adj

• deliberately impassive in manner
  1. deadpan humor
  2. his face remained expressionless as the verdict was read
  Synonym:expressionlessimpassivepoker-facedunexpressive

adv

• without betraying any feeling
  1. she told the joke deadpan

双语例句

• The deadpan tone of the police report did not reflect the full horror of the accident.
  警方报告中平淡的语调没有全面地反映出事情的恐怖程度。
• She looked at me deadpan.
  她面无表情地看着我。
• Deadpan humor; his face remained expressionless as the verdict was read.
  故意面无表情的幽默；当宣读判决时他的脸仍旧漠无表情。它是呆滞的，不动的，无表情的。
• Her deadpan face really fooled me when she said she'd lost my bag-i didn't realize she was joking.
  当她说弄丢了我的提包时，她那不动声色的表情真骗过了我，我没意识到她在开玩笑。
• A deadpan expression only conveys a lacklustre attitude and boredom, whereas an animated front is more engaging to witness.
  面无表情的表达只会导致听众的厌倦，反之多变的表情会得到很好的效果。
• She put the letter on the desk in front of me, her face deadpan, not a flicker of a smile.
  她把那封信放在我面前的桌子上，故意一脸严肃，没有一丝的笑容。
• He gave his deadpan grin.
  他冷着面孔咧嘴一笑。
• People with a "poker face," whose emotions are hidden by a deadpan expression, are looked upon with suspicion.
  那种带着一张「扑克脸孔」的人，他的情绪隐藏于毫无表情的面容下，会被别人以怀疑的眼光看待。
• No, he answers in a deadpan voice.
  不是，他语气平静地回答。
• Both men see me to the lift and say they are looking forward to seeing the interview in the FT. Better to describe us as iconic than as legends, Roberts counsels me, deadpan.
  两人一起送我到电梯，并表示期待在英国《金融时报》上看到这篇采访。最好把我们描写成偶像，而不是传奇，罗伯茨一本正经地说。