diddle

diddlediddleD.J.:[ˈdidl]K.K.:[ˈdɪdl]vt. & vi.1.■骗取, 诈取

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diddle1['didl]vt.1.■[口语]哄骗，欺骗，骗取，诈取；使受害：I realized the restaurant had diddled me out of $ 3 when I checked the bill.当我核对账单时我意识到餐馆从我们手中骗去了3美元。n.1.■骗局，诈骗，欺骗变形vt.diddleddiddling diddle2['didl]vi.1.■[口语]瞎摆弄，乱弄，玩弄，玩耍(with):He has been diddling with the controls on the television set.他一直在瞎拨弄电视机上的开关。I'm not much of a musician. I just like to diddle around.我还不是个音乐家，我只不过喜欢玩弄乐器。2.■游荡，浪荡，闲荡，闲混，浪费时间(通常与around连用)：They should have finished the work by now if they hadn't spent the afternoon diddling around.如果他们不白白浪费了一下午的话，他们到现在就该完成那项工作了。3.■[口语、方言]作上下(或左右、前后)短促快速摇动(或摇摆)vt.1.■[口语]使作上下(或左右、前后)短促快速摇动(或摇摆)：Diddle the switch see if the light comes on.上下快速拨动电灯开关看看是否来电了。2.■浪费或消磨(时间)，虚度(时光)，蹉跎(光阴)3.■毁掉，干掉，使完蛋4.■[俚语、禁忌语]5.■与…性交6.■对…行手淫7.■[美国俚语]在表上作简单的修改：Let's diddle the data line to read “October 1,1999”instead of “10／1／99.”让我们把数据图上的日期写法由“10／1／99”改为“October 1，1999”。n.1.■简单的修改(或加工)How are you diddling?[俚语]你好!

diddlediddle[ˈdidl]vt.[口]1.■骗, 欺, 哄2.■浪费(时间)3.■毁灭(某人)4.■快速摇摆[动]diddle a person out of his money骗某人的钱

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词性变化diddle[ˈdidl]vi.1.■快速摇摆2.■闲荡

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