high jinks

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Quite a lot of us derive our patchy understanding of globalisation from such well-publicised high jinks.
我們中有很多人對(duì)全球化的理解都比較零碎，而且這種理解都來(lái)自于這種大肆宣揚(yáng)且喧鬧的活動(dòng)之中。
Hack is a misleading word here, as it is less to do with cracking into computers than with hi-tech high-jinks.
黑客在這里是一個(gè)誤用詞，因?yàn)樗湍欠N高科技詐騙以及切入別人的電腦毫無(wú)關(guān)系。
A group that's often quick to blow the whistle when it sees food industry high jinks — The Center for Science in the Public Interest — also issued a press release urging caution.
"公共利益科學(xué)中心"是一伙這樣的人，他們一看到食品行業(yè)有點(diǎn)啥事兒就大呼小叫。他們也來(lái)湊熱鬧，也發(fā)表了一份新聞稿，敦促公眾謹(jǐn)慎行事。

Not even the men of the law, it seems, can resist a bit of Songkran high jinks.
ECONOMIST: Is the Songkran festival getting out of hand?
Read now, it seems less amusing, and what previously felt like a string of high jinks comes across as a tireless parade of emotional cruelty.
NEWYORKER: Hack Work
"Doc, " we learn, has ginned up a time machine out of a plutonium-powered DeLorean. (This is 1985, after all.) Following a series of high jinks and goofs the DeLorean propels Marty back to 1955.
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energetic and excited behaviour in which people do funny things or play tricks on someone