diddle
英 ['d?d(?)l]
美['d?dl]
- vt. 騙??；欺騙；浪費
- vi. 快速搖動；閑混；瞎擺弄
TEM8暢通詞匯
詞態(tài)變化
第三人稱單數(shù):?diddles;過去式:?diddled;過去分詞:?diddled;現(xiàn)在分詞:?diddling;
助記提示
1. 諧音“敵的” --- 敵人的欺騙手段。--- 孫子兵法曰：兵者，詭道也！所以敵人之間相互打仗其實就是相互欺騙、相互使詐、相互玩兒陰謀。
2. 諧音“弟的” --- 弟弟的生活非常無聊，整天到處瞎混、瞎擺弄。
3. 拼寫：did + 雙寫d加-le.
4. 同源詞：doodle, dodder, dawdle.
5. 諧音“敵特”------敵特就是來騙取情報的。
2. 諧音“弟的” --- 弟弟的生活非常無聊，整天到處瞎混、瞎擺弄。
3. 拼寫：did + 雙寫d加-le.
4. 同源詞：doodle, dodder, dawdle.
5. 諧音“敵特”------敵特就是來騙取情報的。
中文詞源
diddle 欺騙
來自英語方言diddle, 搖擺，蹣跚。引申諸多不相關的詞義，如欺騙，浪費時間，性交，游蕩等?？赡茏罱K詞源同dawdle, doodle, doodle, totter, toddle.
英文詞源
- diddle
- diddle: [19] The current meaning of diddle, ‘to cheat or swindle’, was probably inspired by Jeremy Diddler, a character who was constantly borrowing money and neglecting to repay it in James Kenney’s play Raising the Wind (1803) (the expression raise the wind means ‘to procure the necessary money’). Diddler immediately caught on as a colloquialism for a ‘swindler’, and by at the latest 1806 the verb diddle was being used in the corresponding sense. It may be that Kenney based the name Diddler on another colloquial verb diddle current at that time, meaning ‘to move shakily’ or ‘to quiver’.
- diddle (v.)
- "to cheat, swindle," 1806, from dialectal duddle, diddle "to totter" (1630s). Meaning "waste time" is recorded from 1825. Meaning "to have sex with" is from 1879; that of "to masturbate" (especially of women) is from 1950s. More or less unrelated meanings that have gathered around a suggestive sound. Related: Diddled; diddling.
雙語例句
- 1. For example, as bait with money reward of high specified number, the design with good diddle.
- 譬如, 以高額賞金作為誘餌, 騙取好的設計.
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- 2. Let's diddle the data line to read " October 1 , 1999 " instead of " 10／1／99. "
- 讓我們把數(shù)據(jù)圖上的日期寫法由 “ 10/1/99 ” 改為 “ October1, 1999 ”.
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- 3. Keep an eye on Tom, he'll diddle you if he gets the chance.
- 提防湯姆; 他一有機會就會欺騙你.
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