muck

英 [m?k] 美[m?k]
  • n. 淤泥；垃圾；肥料；品質(zhì)低劣的東西
  • vt. 弄臟；施肥；清除…的污物
  • vi. 閑逛；鬼混
  • n. (Muck)人名；(德、匈、捷)穆克

詞組搭配

muck about &I{【多用于英國(guó)】}

To spend time idly; putter.

鬼混：懶散地打發(fā)時(shí)間；閑逛

muck up 【非正式用語(yǔ)】

To bungle, damage, or ruin.

貽誤、破壞或毀滅

as common as muck

(Brit. informal)of low social status

(英，非正式)粗俗；地位低下；卑賤

make a muck of

(Brit. informal)handle incompetently

(英，非正式)把…弄糟

where there's muck there's brass

(proverb)dirty or unpleasant activities are also lucrative

(諺)要致富別怕臟

muck about/around

(Brit. informal)behave in a silly or aimless way, especially by wasting time when serious activity is expected

(英，非正式)混日子；吊兒郎當(dāng)瞎混；胡鬧

we just muck around in training and have a laugh.

我們?cè)谟?xùn)練時(shí)只是胡鬧一通，找找樂(lè)罷了。

muck about/around with

spoil (something) by interfering with it

耍弄；瞎弄

muck someone about/around

(Brit. informal)treat someone inconsiderately, typically by disrupting their activities or plans

(英，非正式)輕率對(duì)待（尤指打亂某人的行動(dòng)或計(jì)劃）

muck in

(Brit. informal)share tasks or accommodation without expecting a privileged position

(英， 非正式)（不計(jì)地位地）一起工作；同吃同住

she really enjoys &B{mucking in with} the lads.

她的確喜歡和小伙子們一起干活。