joking apart/aside

(all) joking apart

In all seriousness; being frank for a moment. Primarily heard in UK. Just flew in from Denver, huh? Your arms must be tired! Joking apart, how was your trip out here? I give my brother a hard time for the gangly way he runs, but all joking apart, he's quite a remarkable athlete.

(all) joking aside

In all seriousness; being frank for a moment. Just flew in from Denver, huh? Your arms must be tired! Joking aside, how was your trip out here? I give my brother a hard time for the gangly way he runs, but all joking aside, he's quite a remarkable athlete.

(all) joking aside

and (all) kidding aside

being serious for a moment; in all seriousness. I know I laugh at him but, joking aside, he's a very clever scientist. I know I threatened to leave and go round the world, but, joking aside, I do need a vacation.

ˌjoking aˈpart/aˈside

(British English) used to show that you are now being serious after you have said something funny: No, but joking apart, do you think we should go and see if she’s OK?

词组	joking apart/aside
释义	joking apart/aside (all) joking apart In all seriousness; being frank for a moment. Primarily heard in UK. Just flew in from Denver, huh? Your arms must be tired! Joking apart, how was your trip out here? I give my brother a hard time for the gangly way he runs, but all joking apart, he's quite a remarkable athlete. See also: apart, joke (all) joking aside In all seriousness; being frank for a moment. Just flew in from Denver, huh? Your arms must be tired! Joking aside, how was your trip out here? I give my brother a hard time for the gangly way he runs, but all joking aside, he's quite a remarkable athlete. See also: aside, joke Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (all) joking aside and (all) kidding aside being serious for a moment; in all seriousness. I know I laugh at him but, joking aside, he's a very clever scientist. I know I threatened to leave and go round the world, but, joking aside, I do need a vacation. See also: aside, joke McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. ˌjoking aˈpart/aˈside (British English) used to show that you are now being serious after you have said something funny: No, but joking apart, do you think we should go and see if she’s OK? See also: apart, aside, joke Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: (all) joking apart (all) joking aside joking aside all joking aside all kidding aside kidding aside (all) kidding aside apart aside fussbudget
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