| 词汇 | dog |
| 释义 | dog (verb) dog 45 ENTRIES FOUND: dog (noun) dog (verb) dog-eared (adjective) dog-eat-dog (adjective) dogged (adjective) dog-paddle (verb) dog-tired (adjective) dog biscuit (noun) dog days (noun) dog tag (noun) dog warden (noun) attack dog (noun) bird dog (noun) chili dog (noun) corn dog (noun) guard dog (noun) guide dog (noun) gun dog (noun) hot dog (noun) police dog (noun) prairie dog (noun) sausage dog (noun) sea dog (noun) shaggy-dog story (noun) sled dog (noun) top dog (noun) age (noun) bite (verb) breakfast (noun) cat (noun) day (noun) fight (verb) hair (noun) let (verb) lie (verb) life (noun) pony (noun) rain (verb) show (noun) sleep (verb) tail (noun) teach (verb) that (pronoun) trick (noun) wag (verb) 1 dog /ˈdɑːg/ noun plural dogs 1 dog /ˈdɑːg/ noun plural dogs Learner's definition of DOG 1 [count] a : a type of animal that is often kept as a pet or trained to work for people by guarding buildings, hunting, etc.狗；犬 That dog barks all day long.那只狗一整天都在叫。 children playing with the family dog和家犬玩耍的孩子 a guard dog看门狗 a hunting dog猎犬 wild dogs such as the Australian dingo野犬，如澳洲野犬 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a dog collar狗项圈 dog food/shows狗粮；狗展 I'm not really a dog person. [=I don't particularly like dogs]我不是一个很喜欢狗的人。 b : a male dog公狗；雄性犬 2 [count] informal a : a person who is regarded as lucky, unlucky, etc.幸运的人；不幸的人；…的人 You lucky dog!你真是个幸运儿！ — see also top dog b : a person who is lazy or who is not liked懒惰的人；讨厌的人 He's a lazy dog.他是个懒虫。 He's a worthless dog. [=bum]他是个废物。 c offensive : an unattractive girl or woman无吸引力的女子 They say she's a real dog.他们说她真是个毫无魅力的女人。 3 [count] US, informal : something that is poor in quality劣质的东西 Her latest book turned out to be a real dog.她最近的这本书竟是个蹩脚的作品。 That was a dog of a movie.那部电影真蹩脚。 4 [count] US, informal : hot dog Would you like another dog?你还想来个热狗吗？ — see also chili dog, corn dog 5 dogs [plural] US, informal + old-fashioned : feet My dogs were tired from standing all day.站了一整天，我的脚丫子很累。 a dog's breakfast British, informal : something that is messy or poorly done一团糟的事；干得很差的事 It was a dog's breakfast of a match, and our coach was understandably upset.比赛非常糟糕，难怪我们的教练很生气。 a dog's life : a difficult, boring, and unhappy life艰难的生活 Everyone knows it's a dog's life in this business.谁都知道干这一行的人生活很艰难。 (as) sick as a dog informal : very sick病得厉害 I'm sick as a dog.我病得很厉害。 dog and pony show US, usually disapproving : a very fancy and elaborate event that is done to sell something, to impress people, etc.（为推销或吸引人而举办的）盛大活动 The sales presentation was a real dog and pony show.这次展销活动真是件盛事。 every dog has his/its day informal — used to say that every person has a successful moment in life人人皆有得意时 go to the dogs informal : to become ruined : to change to a much worse condition垮台；衰败；每况愈下 Our favorite restaurant has gone to the dogs lately.我们最喜欢的餐馆最近生意不行了。 The economy is going to the dogs.经济正在走向衰退。 hair of the dog (that bit you) — see hair in a dog's age — see 1age let sleeping dogs lie : to ignore a problem because trying to deal with it could cause an even more difficult situation不惹麻烦；不多事 I thought about bringing up my concerns but decided instead to let sleeping dogs lie.我本想提出我的忧虑，但还是决定不多事为好。 put on the dog US, informal + old-fashioned : to pretend that you are very stylish or rich显摆；摆阔 They really put on the dog for their daughter's wedding.为女儿办婚礼，他们足足显摆了一回。 rain cats and dogs — see 2rain the tail wagging the dog — see 1tail you can't teach an old dog new tricks — used to say that a person who is old or is used to doing things in a certain way cannot learn or does not want to learn a new way老古董学不会新东西 I tried to get my mother to start using a computer, but she says you can't teach an old dog new tricks.我想让我妈开始用电脑，但是她说老古董学不会新东西。 2 dog /ˈdɑːg/ verb dogs; dogged; dogging 2 dog /ˈdɑːg/ verb dogs; dogged; dogging Learner's definition of DOG [+ object] 1 : to follow (someone) very closely跟踪；尾随 He dogged her every move.他对她步步紧跟。 2 : to ask (someone) about something or for something constantly or frequently纠缠 Creditors dogged him until he finally paid his bills.债主们一直纠缠他，直到他付清了账款。 Reporters kept dogging [=pestering] her for information.记者们不停地纠缠她，想得到信息。 3 : to cause problems for (someone) for a long time困扰；侵扰 — often used as (be) dogged常用作(be) dogged His career has been dogged [=plagued] by controversy.他的事业因有争议而受到了困扰。 an athlete dogged by injuries [=an athlete who has had many injuries]受到伤病困扰的运动员 |
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