1.能笑的;善笑的;爱笑的
2.可笑的
1.silly or bad enough to make you laugh
1.Clearly, investors question whether the recovery is sustainable, and don't see an easy way out of today's risible government spending.
显然，投资者怀疑经济复苏是否可持续，并且他们没有找到一个简单易行的办法摆脱目前可笑的政府开支。
2.But he knew it was vital to remember that the evil men who were jeopardising civilisation were also risible little twerps.
但他知道，记住那些危及文明的坏人也同样是一群可笑的蠢人，这一点极其重要。
3.And reassurances that the due diligence performed on Merrill's books had been rigorous, despite the rush, look risible.
同时他还一再保证，虽然仓促，但是对美林公司的账户清查非常严格。这在现在看起来也实在可笑。
4.Risk management was risible, with risk limits raised whenever they were breached and dodgy investments excluded from stress tests.
每当风险限制因为被破坏而提高，同时不良投资被踢出压力测试之外时，风险管理就变得滑稽可笑了。
5.More generally, the notion that Mr Obama does not take seriously his responsibilities as commander-in-chief is risible.
总的来说，那种认为奥巴马先生没有认真履行总司令职责的想法是滑稽可笑的。
6.But freedom of movement within the European Union makes such notions impractical, and many in the game regard them as risible.
可是，欧盟内自由流动使得这样的愿望不切实际，很多足球运动员则认为，这样的想法是滑稽可笑的。
7.All this struck me then as risible cautious, an example of France's fear of modern finance.
当时所有这一切都令我觉得它们谨慎到了可笑的程度，是法国恐惧现代金融的一个例证。
8.The notion that mainland Asia is about to supplant the US, EU and Japan in the near future is risible.
亚洲大陆将在不久的将来取代美国、欧洲和日本的观点是很可笑的。
9.Profitability is weak, risible for public banks, and the system is vulnerable.
盈利性低，特别是公立银行，而且系统脆弱。
10.Yet risible as the cause may be, the danger is real.
不过原因也许是很可笑，但是危机却是真实的。