daffy
英 ['dæfɪ]
美
释义
adj. 愚笨的；疯狂的
n. (Daffy)人名；(法)达菲
中文词源
英文词源
- daffy (adj.)
- 1884, perhaps from daft (adj.), or from obsolete daffe "a halfwit" (early 14c.; mid-13c. as a surname). Compare late 15c. daffish "dull-witted, spiritless." With -y (2). Related: Daffily; daffiness.
双语例句
- 1. Daisy called her daffy, but goodhearted.
- 黛西说她傻乎乎的，但心肠很好。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. That comedian sometimes acts a bit daffy.
- 那位滑稽演员有时行为古怪.
来自《简明英汉词典》
- 3. Kelly was acting daffy because she was so happy.
- 凯利高兴得发狂.
来自互联网
- 4. It is the sort of whooping glee that, in Daffy Duck cartoons, goeth before the fall.
- 这就像达飞鸭卡通中放肆的大笑一样 —— 马上就要摔跤了.
来自互联网
实用场景例句
- Daisy called her daffy, but goodhearted.
- 黛西说她傻乎乎的，但心肠很好。
柯林斯例句
- That comedian sometimes acts a bit daffy.
- 那位滑稽演员有时行为古怪.
《简明英汉词典》
- Kelly was acting daffy because she was so happy.
- 凯利高兴得发狂.
互联网
- It is the sort of whooping glee that, in Daffy Duck cartoons, goeth before the fall.
- 这就像达飞鸭卡通中放肆的大笑一样 —— 马上就要摔跤了.
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