So even when the English words in a sentence are known for certain, computerised language services may produce stilted or humorously inaccurate translations.
Miss Josephine Sleary, in her celebrated graceful Equestrian Tyrolean Flower Act, was then announced by a new clown (who humorously said Cauliflower Act), and Mr. Sleary appeared, leading her in.
Morris gave a little laugh. " Yes, I verily believe that your poor father will be disappointed! But you will have seen Europe, " he added humorously. " What a take-in" !
Other words with a similar meaning to " euonym" are " aptronym" and its variant " aptonym" that refer to a name appropriate, sometimes humorously so, to a person's career or character.
It's often used somewhat sarcastically or humorously to say I don't really want to do that at all, that's not a good thing that you are offering me Now let's listen to the dialogue, this time at a normal speed.