punchline

punchline

[ˈpʌntʃlaɪn]

（指一整段笑话中最后几句最能引人发笑的）点睛之笔;妙语如珠;

复数： punchlines

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

The material or the punchline works on me. A punchline is the final phrase or sentence of a joke or story, providing the humor or some other crucial elements. To crack sb up means to make somebody suddenly laugh a lot. To crack sb up

这个笑料或者是这个笑话最后一句戳到了我的笑点。A punchline是笑话或故事的最后一个短语或句子，提供幽默或其他一些关键元素。

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2、

The punchline: he was in his mid-seventies at the time and had rather felt that he was all done on the giving-back front.

笑点：他当时都七十多岁了，他感觉自己已经在回馈社会方面尽到了责任。

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3、

Novices often deliver the punchline and then nervously race on if the laughter doesn't immediately follow.

新手通常制造笑点，立即听到笑声，便会小心翼翼的话题。

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