fa·ce·tious [fəˈsi:ʃəs] 形 usu 贬
1. facetious (flippant):
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
These stories have been called witty and good on military matters, but occasionally criticized as facetious.
en.wikipedia.org Neurosis was being used, increasingly, in a facetious or pejorative sense, rather than a diagnostic sense.
en.wikipedia.org The heading is facetious, as their content would certainly not be appropriate for the nursery.
en.wikipedia.org The direction, without being mocking or campy, treats outlandish material so matter-of-factly that it often has a facetious ring.
en.wikipedia.org The final words may also be get lost or some other facetious expression.
en.wikipedia.org 互联网提供的例句（未经PONS编辑处理）
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www.lentos.at Disorienting, facetious, polarising – Alois Mosbacher, one of the neo-savages or “Neue Wilde”, has featured prominently in the art world ever since he first caused a splash in the 1980s, when the reputedly dead art of painting was revived.
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Mosbacher Der Künstler im Interview Impressionen Verstörend, witzig und polarisierend - der „Neue Wilde“ Alois Mosbacher erregte schon in den 1980er Jahren, als die totgesagte Malerei wiederauflebte, großes Aufsehen.
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