Gag
01
ギャグ, ジョーク
a short, humorous anecdote, joke, or punchline intended to elicit laughter
例
The comedian delivered a series of hilarious gags about everyday life, drawing laughter from the crowd.
コメディアンは日常生活についての一連の面白いギャグを披露し、観客の笑いを引き出しました。
02
口枷, 猿轡
restraint put into a person's mouth to prevent speaking or shouting
03
口封じ, 検閲
a limitation on freedom of speech or a restriction on dissemination of information
to gag
01
むせる, 吐き気を催す
to choke or struggle for breath, often as a result of something obstructing the throat
Intransitive
例
He began to gag on the piece of food that got stuck in his throat.
彼は喉に詰まった食べ物でむせ始めた。
02
吐き気を催す, 嘔吐しようとする
to attempt to vomit but be unable to, typically due to an unpleasant taste or smell
Intransitive
例
The strong odor from the garbage can caused her to gag involuntarily.
ゴミ箱からの強い臭いで、彼女は思わず吐き気を催した。
03
冗談を言う, ジョークを飛ばす
to tell a joke, often a humorous or witty remark
Intransitive
例
The comedian began his set by gagging about the awkwardness of first dates.
コメディアンは初デートの気まずさについて冗談を言いながら彼の出番を始めた。
04
口封じをする, 言論の自由を制限する
to limit freedom of speech or to prevent someone from writing or talking about a particular subject
Transitive: to gag a person or their freedom of speech
例
The government attempted to gag the press
政府はメディアを黙らせようとした。
05
吐き気を催させる, むせさせる
to cause someone to choke, gag, or retch
Transitive: to gag sb
例
The strong taste of the medicine nearly gagged her, but she swallowed it anyway.
薬の強い味が彼女を吐き気させそうになったが、とにかく飲み込んだ。
06
口を封じる, 黙らせる
to prevent someone from speaking by putting a restraint into their mouth
Transitive: to gag sb
例
The police threatened to gag him if he continued speaking out during the investigation.
警察は、調査中に話し続けるなら彼を口封じすると脅した。
