English-Thai Dictionary

fun

ADJ สนุกสนาน  เฮฮา  ครื้นเครง  ตลก  sa-nuk-sa-nan

 

fun

N ความ สนุกสนาน ครื้นเครง  ความ สนุกสนาน  ความ ครึกครื้น  ความรื่นเริง  amusement enjoyment merriment kwam-sa-nuk-sa-nan-kren-kreng

 

fun

N สิ่ง บันเทิงใจ  สิ่ง ที่ ทำให้ สนุกสนาน  sing-ban-tang-jai

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

FUN

n.Sport; vulgar merriment. A low word.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

FUN

Fun, n. Etym: [Perh. of Celtic origin; cf. Ir. & Gael. fonn pleasure. ]

 

Defn: Sport; merriment; frolicsome amusement. "Oddity, frolic, and fun. " Goldsmith. To make fan of, to hold up to, or turn into, ridicule.

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

fun

fun |fən fən | ▶noun enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure: the children were having fun in the play area | anyone who turns up can join in the fun. • a source of this: people-watching is great fun. • playful behavior or good humor: she's full of fun. • behavior or an activity that is intended purely for amusement and should not be interpreted as having serious or malicious purposes: it was nothing serious; they just enjoyed having some harmless fun. • [ attrib. ] (of a place or event ) providing entertainment or leisure activities for children: a 33 -acre movie-themed fun park. ▶adjective ( funner, funnest ) informal amusing, entertaining, or enjoyable: it was a fun evening | what's the funnest part of wakeboarding for you? ▶verb ( funs, funning, funned ) informal joke or tease: [ no obj. ] : no need to get sore —I was only funning | [ with obj. ] : they are just funning you. PHRASES for fun (or for the fun of it ) in order to amuse oneself and not for any more serious purpose. fun and games amusing and enjoyable activities: teaching isn't all fun and games. someone's idea of fun used to emphasize one's dislike for an activity or to mock someone else's liking for it: being stuck behind a desk all day isn't my idea of fun . in fun not intended seriously; as a joke: remember when you meet the press to say that your speech was all in fun. like fun dated an ironic exclamation of contradiction or disbelief in response to a statement. make fun of (or poke fun at ) tease, laugh at, or joke about (someone ) in a mocking or unkind way. not much (or a lot of ) fun used to indicate that something strikes one as extremely unpleasant and depressing: it can't be much fun living next door to him. what fun! used to convey that an activity or situation sounds amusing or enjoyable. ORIGIN late 17th cent. (denoting a trick or hoax ): from obsolete fun ‘to cheat or hoax, ’ dialect variant of late Middle English fon ‘make a fool of, be a fool, ’ related to fon ‘a fool, ’ of unknown origin. Compare with fond . usage: The use of fun as an adjective meaning ‘enjoyable, ’ as in we had a fun evening, is now established in informal use, although not accepted in standard English. The adjective now has comparative and superlative forms funner and funnest, formed as if fun were a standard adjective.

 

Oxford Dictionary

fun

fun |fʌn | ▶noun [ mass noun ] enjoyment, amusement, or light-hearted pleasure: the children were having fun in the play area. • a source of fun: people-watching is great fun. • playfulness or good humour: she's full of fun. • behaviour or an activity that is intended purely for amusement and should not be interpreted as having any serious or malicious purpose: the column's just a bit of fun . ▶adjective ( funner, funnest ) informal amusing, entertaining, or enjoyable: it was a fun evening. ▶verb ( funs, funning, funned ) N. Amer. informal joke or tease: [ no obj. ] : no need to get sore —I was only funning | [ with obj. ] : they are just funning you. PHRASES for fun (or for the fun of it ) in order to amuse oneself and not for any more serious purpose. fun and games amusing and enjoyable activities: teaching isn't all fun and games. in fun not intended seriously; as a joke: remember when you meet the press to say that your speech was all in fun. make fun of tease, laugh at, or joke about (someone ) in a mocking or unkind way. not much (or a lot of ) fun used to indicate that something strikes one as extremely unpleasant and depressing: it can't be much fun living next door to him. not one's idea of fun used to emphasize one's dislike for an activity or to mock someone else's liking for it: being stuck behind a desk all day isn't my idea of fun. what fun! used to convey that an activity or situation sounds amusing or enjoyable. ORIGIN late 17th cent. (denoting a trick or hoax ): from obsolete fun ‘to cheat or hoax ’, dialect variant of late Middle English fon ‘make a fool of, be a fool ’, related to fon ‘a fool ’, of unknown origin. Compare with fond . usage: The use of fun as an adjective meaning ‘enjoyable, ’ as in we had a fun evening, is now established in informal use, although not accepted in standard English. The adjective now has comparative and superlative forms funner and funnest, formed as if fun were a standard adjective.

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

fun

fun noun 1 I joined in with the fun | did you have fun? enjoyment, entertainment, amusement, pleasure; jollification, merrymaking; recreation, diversion, leisure, relaxation; a good time, a great time; informal rest and recreation, R and R, a ball. ANTONYMS boredom. 2 she's full of fun: merriment, cheerfulness, cheeriness, jollity, joviality, jocularity, high spirits, gaiety, mirth, laughter, hilarity, glee, gladness, lightheartedness, levity. ANTONYMS misery. 3 he became a figure of fun: ridicule, derision, mockery, laughter, scorn, contempt, jeering, sneering, jibing, teasing, taunting. ANTONYMS respect. ▶adjective informal a fun evening: enjoyable, entertaining, amusing, diverting, pleasurable, pleasing, agreeable, interesting. PHRASES in fun the teasing was all in fun: playful, in jest, as a joke, tongue in cheek, lighthearted, for a laugh. make fun of the kids who made fun of Marty were total jerks: tease, poke fun at, ridicule, mock, laugh at, taunt, jeer at, scoff at, deride; parody, lampoon, caricature, satirize; informal rib, kid, have on, pull someone's leg, send up, rag on, razz. USAGE fun The use of fun as an adjective meaning ‘enjoyable, ’ as in we had a fun evening, is not fully accepted in standard English and should only be used in informal contexts. There are signs, however, that this situation is changing, given the recent appearance in American English of comparative and superlative forms funner and funnest, formed as if fun were a normal adjective. The adjectival forms funner and funnest have not 'arrived' in all the dictionaries, however, and if employed at all, they should be used sparingly and not in formal written English. Usage notes show additional guidance on finer points of English usage.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

fun

fun noun 1 I joined in with the fun: pleasure, entertainment, enjoyment, amusement, excitement, gratification; jollification, merrymaking; leisure, relaxation, relief, respite, rest, refreshment; recreation, diversion, distraction; good time, great time; informal R and R (rest and recreation ), living it up, junketing, a ball, whoopee, beer and skittles. ANTONYMS boredom. 2 he plays the role with an infectious sense of fun: merriment, cheerfulness, cheeriness, cheer, joy, jollity, joviality, jocularity, high spirits, gaiety, mirth, mirthfulness, laughter, hilarity, glee, gladness, light-heartedness, levity; vivacity, liveliness, exuberance, ebullience, buoyancy, perkiness, zest, sunniness, brightness, enthusiasm, vibrancy, vividness, vitality, energy, vigour, vim; dated sport. ANTONYMS misery. 3 he became a figure of fun in the music press: ridicule, derision, mockery, laughter, scorn, scoffing, contempt; joking, jokes, jesting, jeering, sneering, jibing, teasing, taunting, ragging, lampooning. ANTONYMS respect. PHRASES fun and games cavorting, clowning about /around, fooling around, horseplay, play, playfulness, tomfoolery, buffoonery, mischief; revels, frolics, revelry, larks, antics, high jinks; informal skylarking. in fun the teasing was all in fun: playful, in jest, joking, jokey, as a joke, tongue in cheek, light-hearted, high-spirited, unserious, facetious, flippant, flip, glib, frivolous, for a laugh; to tease, teasing, bantering, whimsical; archaic frolicsome, sportive; rare jocose. ANTONYMS in earnest, serious. make fun of he was making fun of her. See make. ▶adjective informal 1 a fun evening out: enjoyable, amusing, diverting, pleasurable, pleasing, agreeable, interesting. ANTONYMS boring. 2 a smart, fun girl: entertaining, lively, amusing, fun-loving, witty, convivial, clubbable. ANTONYMS serious.

 

Duden Dictionary

Fun

Fun Substantiv, maskulin , der |fan |der Fun; Genitiv: des Funs englisch fun Spaß, den jemand bei bestimmten Tätigkeiten hat Fun haben

 

French Dictionary

fun

fun FORMES FAUTIVES être le fun. Anglicisme pour être amusant, drôle. fun. Anglicisme pour plaisir, amusement.

 

Spanish Dictionary

fun

fun nombre masculino coloquial Funboard .ETIMOLOGÍA Acortamiento de funboard (V.).Se pronuncia ‘fan ’.

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

fun

fun /fʌn /〖語源は 「ばかにする 」〗(形 )funny 名詞 U 1 a. 楽しみ , おもしろみ, 愉快 ; ふざけ, 戯れ, 慰み ▸ It would [should ] be a lot of [great, good, enormous ] fun .それはきっとおもしろい ▸ have fun with the movie 映画を楽しむ ▸ What fun !とてもおもしろいね ; なかなかおもしろそうだ ▸ That's not my idea of fun .それは私の趣味ではない ▸ Have fun !楽しんでよ ; がんばってよ ▸ This is so much fun .これはすごくおもしろい (!(1 )This is much fun .は ｟まれ ｠→much 形容詞 語法 . (2 )｟非標準 ｠ではfunを 形容詞 扱いしてThis is so [very ] fun .ということがある ) ▸ It's no [not ] fun .ふざけるな ▸ I had fun going around .あちこちを回って楽しんだ b. 〖it is ～ to do /doing 〗…することは楽しい (!to doは一般論を述べるときに, doingは進行中の出来事を述べる際に好まれる ) ▸ It's fun to sing [singing ] with them .彼らと一緒に歌うのは楽しい ▸ It's been fun talking to you .あなたと話ができて楽しかった 2 おもしろい人 [事, 物 ]▸ He's good fun to be with .彼は一緒にいて楽しい人だ for f ú n ＝for the f ú n of it 楽しみ (のため )に ; おもしろ半分に, ふざけて .f ù n and g á mes ｟くだけて 非難して ｠〖通例無冠詞で; 複数扱い 〗戯れ, ばかげた気晴らし ; 〖反語的に 〗おもしろくないこと, 難しいこと .in f ú n ふざけて, おもしろ半分に .like f ú n 1 ｟米話 やや古 ｠〖文頭で 〗まさか, ありえない .2 ｟やや古 ｠とても, やけに, ものすごく .m à ke f ú n of A ＝p ò ke f ú n at A A 〈人 物 〉をからかう, 笑いものにする .形容詞 ｟くだけて ｠〖名詞 の前で 〗楽しい, おもしろい ▸ a fun evening 楽しい夜 ▸ a fun guy 愉快なやつ 動詞 ～s ; ～ned ; ～ning 自動詞 ｟くだけて ｠冗談を言う, ふざける .～́ c ì ty ｟米俗 ｠〖通例F - C- 〗大都会 〘特にニューヨーク市 〙.～́ f ù r (ふだん着にする安物の )毛皮 .～́ h ò use (遊園地の )びっくりハウス .～́ r ù n ｟話 ｠(慈善募金のための )チャリティマラソン .