English to Italian Meaning of funny - divertente

Funny :
divertente

divertente, finto, allegro, strano, curioso, dispari, eccentrico, ridicolo, assurdo, farsesco, buffo, giocoso, difficile, umoristico, furbata

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Definitions of funny in English
Noun(1) an account of an amusing incident (usually with a punch line
Adjective(1) arousing or provoking laughter(2) beyond or deviating from the usual or expected(3) not as expected(4) experiencing odd bodily sensations
Examples of funny in English
(1) But many of the stories are also hilariously funny , deeply celebratory, or just plain quirky.(2) Sam begins to tell a hilariously funny story about taking the test we just got back, and David adds in a few biting comments of his own.(3) she told me a funny story(4) The funny thing about emotion, though, is that you can't send it away.(5) The funny thing is I am still surprised, hearing the words.(6) He was caring and he could keep you entertained with his funny stories and wonderful sense of fun.(7) Some hospitals now have special rooms, where patients can go to read humorous books and watch funny videos.(8) Even though I'd eaten a few hours ago, appetite in the Andes is a funny thing and a little goes a long way, so my breakfast of potatoes was still weighing heavily on my stomach.(9) It would seem to me that it is a funny old world.(10) In fact, it's funny how distracting the least interesting things are when you're at a lecture.(11) Suspicion crept into my mind and I had a funny feeling that she knew I didn't go to the movies.(12) You know, the funny thing is that I don't draw that distinction for myself so much so as for others.(13) A funny thing to hear from a conservative, they might conclude.(14) The funny thing, is I'm not really angry at the guy either.(15) It's a funny old world, as Margaret Thatcher once said.(16) He writes stories which are funny almost by accident.
Related Phrases of funny
(1) very funny ::
Molto divertente
(2) funny guy ::
ragazzo divertente
(3) funny man ::
uomo divertente
(4) funny story ::
storia divertente
(5) funny stuff ::
cose divertenti
(6) be funny ::
essere divertente
(7) funny thing ::
cosa divertente
(8) funny money ::
Funny money
Synonyms
Adjective
1. amusing ::
divertente
2. strange ::
strano
3. suspicious ::
sospetto
4. risible ::
ridicolo
5. singular ::
singolare
Noun
6. funny story ::
storia divertente
Antonyms
1. lame ::
noioso
Different Forms
funner, funnest, funnies, funnily, funny, unfunny
Word Example from TV Shows
- Is that supposed to be funny? - I believe it is.

- Is that supposed to be FUNNY? - I believe it is.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 22

Hank, that's not funny.

Hank, that's not FUNNY.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 5

It's not funny!

It's not FUNNY!

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

(laughing): I was wrong; it's still funny.

(laughing): I was wrong; it's still FUNNY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 19

Sheldon's the smart one, Howard's the funny one,

Sheldon's the smart one, Howard's the FUNNY one,

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 2

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