After exchanging the usual pleasantries, they got down to serious discussion.
互致寒暄之后，他们便开始严肃的讨论了。
1.玩笑;幽默,诙谐
1.a pleasant remark that you make in order to be polite. When two people exchange pleasantries, they talk to each other politely about unimportant things.
1." I said: " Any other time you would have laughed at my little pleasantry.
我说：“其他时间你总是被我的妙语逗得大笑。”
2.A group of young men and girls were gathered about her, and there was much hand-clasping, laughing and pleasantry on which Mrs.
一群男青年和姑娘聚在她的周围，不少人与她握手，笑着与她寒暄。
3.We know kissing as a social pleasantry, the appropriate ending to a date and a means of connecting with our main squeeze.
我们知道，接吻可以作为一种社会礼仪，接吻是结束约会的一种美妙恰当的方式，接吻还是与我们的爱人沟通的主要手段。
4.'Welcome to one of your ancestral mansions! ' said Clare as he handed her down. But he regretted the pleasantry ; it was too near a satire .
“欢迎你回到你祖先的府邸！”克莱尔扶苔丝下车时说。不过他又立即后悔起来，因为这句话太接近讽刺了。
5.The physician laughed at his own pleasantry , but narrowly watched his patient from the corner of his eye.
医生觉得自己的话好笑，就笑了笑，但是又用眼睛余光仔细打量着他的病人。
6.There is a pleasantry in his manner.
他的态度轻松诙谐，讨人喜欢。
7.First-class pleasantry of man and wife
夫妻的超级幽默