Definition of 'sense of humour'
regional note: in AM, use sense of humor
singular noun
Someone who has a sense of humour often finds things amusing, rather than being serious all the time.
He had enormous charm and a great sense of humour.
...someone with a very warped sense of humour.
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sense of humour
(sɛns əv ˈhjuːmə) British or sense of humor USnoun
someone who has a sense of humour often finds things amusing, rather than being serious all the time
You need a sense of humour in this job.He had enormous charm and a great sense of humour.Only someone with a very warped sense of humour could find this amusing.He's got no sense of humour.She has a great sense of humour.
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Example sentences containing 'sense of humour'
She had a great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2015)He was a nice man with a great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2008)He has a great sense of humour and an energy that transmits itself to the lads. Times, Sunday Times (2015)He has a great sense of humour and an energy about him. Times, Sunday Times (2015)He has a great sense of humour and a personality to match. The Sun (2014)And a nation with a great sense of humour. The Sun (2010)Wonderful little vignettes, great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2016)He's very cool with a great sense of humour. The Sun (2010)He's a funny lad with a great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2010)And she's got a great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2009)I imagine he has a great sense of humour and is a loyal friend. The Sun (2013)There was good chemistry and I loved his great sense of humour. The Sun (2011)The tour manager was exceptional - informative, caring and with a great sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2010)Having said that, she still has a great sense of humour, and not always intentional. Times, Sunday Times (2010)Amazingly efficient, great charm and sense of humour, unique. Times, Sunday Times (2009)He has always had a great sense of humour - all the stories about him being miserable on the Bond films are cobblers. Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Translations for 'sense of humour'
British English: sense of humour
/sɛns ɒv; əv ˈhjuːmə/ NOUN
Someone's sense of humour is the fact that they find certain things amusing.
We share the same sense of humour.
- American English: sense of humor
- Arabic: حِسُّ الفُكَاهَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: senso de humor
- Chinese: 幽默感
- Croatian: smisao za humor
- Czech: smysl pro humor
- Danish: humoristisk sans
- Dutch: gevoel voor humor
- European Spanish: sentido del humor
- Finnish: huumorintaju
- French: sens de l’humour
- German: Sinn für Humor
- Greek: αίσθηση του χιούμορ
- Italian: senso dell’umorismo
- Japanese: ユーモアのセンス
- Korean: 유머 감각
- Norwegian: sans for humor
- Polish: poczucie humoru
- Portuguese: sentido de humor
- Romanian: simțul umorului
- Russian: чувство юмора
- Spanish: sentido del humor
- Swedish: sinne för humor
- Thai: การมีอารมณ์ขัน
- Turkish: mizah duygusu
- Ukrainian: почуття гумору
- Vietnamese: khiếu hài hước
Nearby words of 'sense of humour'
Source
Definition of sense of humour from the
Collins English Dictionary