-同义词和反义词
词性:|noun|
例句1. there was fluff all over my coat
例句2. on his head was a fluff of pale downy hair
词组
||1: Mr Santorum did his best to expand his appeal beyond the most conservative voters, talking in histrionic terms about the need for smaller government. ||2: “This is the most important election of your lifetime,” he intoned at a rally in Peoria, the supposed navel of middle America. ||3: “Freedom [is] at stake,” he tweeted on the morning of the primary. ||4: But he had already fluffed his lines, appearing to suggest that the unemployment rate was not that important (compared with preserving America’s founding principles, he meant).
||1:就冲他曾经煽情地说过缩减政府规模的必要性这一点,桑托勒姆在向保守选民施展魅力方面也算尽心尽力了。||2:“这是你们有生之年最重要的选举”,桑托勒姆曾在美国中部的中心城市皮奥利亚的某个集会上如是说道。||3:他曾在初选的早晨情绪激昂的说“自由就要被剥夺”。||4:但是他说错了话,因为他曾暗示失业率并不那么重要(其实他的意思相较于死守美国的基本准则来说,失业率不太重要)
One is bosses' pay. Investors will show "a little more backbone" in curbing it, "having rather fluffed it last year", predicts Anne Simpson, who oversees the corporate-governance activities of CalPERS, a giant pension fund for California's public employees.
其中一项就是领导的薪资。安妮?辛普森监督着CalPERS(一个巨大的加州公职人员养老基金)公司的管理活动,他预测在去年已搞砸的基础上,投资人将体现出在控制领导薪资方面的骨干作用。
Investors will showa little more backbone in curbing it,having rather fluffed it last year,
投资者将在处理这一问题上显示更大的决心,去年已经付出了很多,
Fluffed lines
忘词
|noun|
1.A mistake made in speaking or playing music, or by an actor in delivering their lines.
‘Bernstein's New York Philharmonic play for him better than they usually played for Bernstein, with glorious tone and no discernible _fluffs_ .’
‘Slow scene changes, line _fluffs_ and anachronistic props appear occasionally.’
2.Any soft downy substance, especially the fur or feathers of a young mammal or bird.
‘Eventually their _fluff_ changed to feathers and they were large enough to move into the coop.’
‘My guess was that he was no older than four or five years old with white blond hair that looked like duck _fluff_ stuck on his head.’
3.Entertainment or writing perceived as trivial or superficial.
‘the film is a piece of typical Hollywood _fluff_ ’
‘Think of Jacques-Louis David persuading his audience to remove the Rococo _fluff_ from their eyes.’
4.Soft fibres from fabrics such as wool or cotton which accumulate in small light clumps.
‘he brushed his sleeve to remove the _fluff_ ’
‘I had to stand on a chair to put up the curtains and they were new and dropped _fluff_ on the black fabric of the chair seat.’
|verb|
1.Fail to perform or accomplish (something) successfully or well.
‘the extra _fluffed_ his only line’
‘Gary Power also directed this production and the fact that there wasn't a _fluffed_ line on opening night is a credit to Gary's skills as a director and the commitment of the cast.’
2.Make (something) appear fuller and softer by shaking or brushing it.
‘I _fluffed_ up the pillows’
‘It had not yet failed, and indeed Mary put down the book, _fluffed_ her own pillows, and laid back.’
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