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mon·key·ed 英'mʌŋki美'mʌŋki COCA¹⁵³⁶⁷⁴BNC²³⁶²¹³⁺¹ 基本双解英英词源搭配短语近义反义句型用法例句 n.猴子⁹⁰;猴一样的人¹v.嘲弄²;胡闹⁵;模仿²原型monkey名词复数monkeys过去分词monkeyed现在分词monkeying三单monkeys n.名词 C猴; 猿a small tree-climbing animal with a long tail belonging to the class of animals most like humans C淘气鬼,小淘气,顽童a child who is full of annoying play fullness and tricks Noun: any of various long-tailed primates excluding the prosimiansone who is playfully mischievous Verb: play around with or alter or falsify, usually secretively or dishonestly;Someone tampered with the documents on my desk The reporter fiddle with the facts do random, unplanned work or activities or spend time idly;The old lady is usually mucking about in her little house 16世纪20年代进入英语,直接源自中古低地德语的moneke,意为猴。 用作名词 n. 动词+~break up a monkey打破垄断establish a monkey建立专利权gain a monkey获得专利权hold a monkey保持垄断make a monkey out of sb愚弄某人名词+~ring-tailed monkey圈尾猴spider monkey蜘蛛猴~+名词monkey business骗人的把戏monkey trick花招介词+~a troop of monkeys一群猴子 用作名词n.be a monkey on one's back摆脱不掉的包袱 be a person who can not stop himself from doing sth make a monkey out of使某人出洋相,愚弄某人 make sb appear foolish 近义词 apeprimate 用作名词n.The zoo has a little monkey that looks almost human.动物园有一只几乎和人一模一样的小猴子。 When the tree falls, the monkeys scatter.树倒猢狲散。 A monkey is mature at a few years old.猴子几岁就成熟了。 He has four male monkeys and only two females.他有四只公猴,仅有两只母猴。 The monkey is an intelligent animal.猴子是一种聪明的动物。 The monkey's grotesque antics made the children laugh.猴子的古怪动作使得孩子们大笑。 Stop that, you little monkey!别捣乱了,小淘气! Their son is a cheeky little monkey!他们的儿子是个冒失的小淘气鬼! Don't start with your monkey tricks.别耍你的鬼花招。 n.名词
monkey的基本意思是“猴子”“猿”,用于比喻可指小孩儿像猴子一样顽皮,常译成“小淘气”“淘气鬼”。 monkey有时也可用作定语,表示“花招”“恶作剧”。 名词96%,动词4% 用作名词When the tree falls, themonkeysscatter.树倒猢狲散。 He's as mischievous as amonkey!他像猴子那麽顽皮!用作动词It is dangerous tomonkeyaround in the workshop.在车间里胡闹是危险的。 Don'tmonkeyabout with this computer.不要乱动这台计算机。 He likes tomonkeywith old clocks and engines.他喜欢摆弄旧钟和引擎。 I have a petmonkeywhich attempts to mock all my actions.我养了一只猴子当宠物,它试图模仿我所有的动作。 |