俗语:“话中有话，别当真！”
<p> 俗语:“话中有话，别当真！”</p><p> 读讽刺大师的作品，比如读契诃夫、读马克·吐温，若能读出话里玄机实为一种享受，否则，你还真有点找不到北。为什么？话中有话呗！没听说过“厚道的文化人始终少见”，骂你、捉弄你还让你以为他在夸你、恭维你。 英语中，如是文字、如是话语，可用“<span word="tongue">tongue</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="cheek">cheek</span>”来形容。比如，不得人缘的<span word="Mike">Mike</span>被<span word="John">John</span>鼓动着，要去竞选学生会主席。明摆着耍人嘛！好心的你这时可告诉<span word="Mike">Mike</span>：“<span word="Don">Don</span>' <span word="t">t</span> <span word="be">be</span> <span word="fooled">fooled</span> <span word="by">by</span> <span word="John">John</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="complimentary">complimentary</span> <span word="words">words</span>. <span word="They">They</span> <span word="were">were</span> <span word="all">all</span> <span word="said">said</span> <span word="with">with</span> <span word="tongue">tongue</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="cheek">cheek</span>.”（别让他的恭维话给糊弄住，那些话可当不得真.） “<span word="Tongue">Tongue</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="cheek">cheek</span>”最早出现于19世纪，据说，源于日常生活中人们的“吐舌头”。其实，一直到现在，我们也有这样的“鬼脸”—— 开了玩笑后，别人还没辨出真假的当，你把舌头伸出来，伸左、伸右伸哪个方向都可以，反正伸到了脸上，告诉对方，“逗你玩儿呢，别当真！” 再看个例句：<span word="Be">Be</span> <span word="careful">careful</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="reading">reading</span> <span word="G">G</span>. <span word="B">B</span>. <span word="Shaw">Shaw</span>. <span word="He">He</span> <span word="often">often</span> <span word="had">had</span> <span word="his">his</span> <span word="tongue">tongue</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="his">his</span> <span word="cheek">cheek</span>.（读肖伯纳的作品可得注意，他常常话中有话。）</p><p> 口语：“鬼才知道东西跑哪儿了！”</p>
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