mug
[mʌg] noun countable
CUP 杯子
ADVANCED
■a large cup with straight sides used for hot drinks （盛热饮用的）马克杯，大杯子•I made myself a large mug of cocoa (= enough to fill a mug) and went to bed.我为自己冲了一大杯可哥饮料，然后钻进了被窝。 beer mug mainly US
■a heavy glass with a handle and usually with patterns cut into its side, out of which you drink beer 啤酒杯（有柄且通常刻有花纹的大玻璃杯）
[mʌg] noun countable
STUPID PERSON 愚蠢的人 mainly UK informal
■a person who is stupid and easily deceived 傻瓜；易受骗者•He's such a mug, he believes everything she tells him.他真傻，无论她说甚么他都相信。
[mʌg] noun countable
FACE 脸 informal mainly disapproving
■someone's face 脸•his ugly mug他丑陋的脸孔
[mʌg] noun countable
a mug's game UK informal
■an activity that will not make you happy or successful 徒劳无益的活动•Teaching's a mug's game.当老师是件吃力不讨好的事。
[mʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)
■to attack a person in a public place and steal their money （在公共场合）拦路抢劫•He was mugged in broad daylight.他在光天化日之下遭到抢劫。
[mʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)
Phrasal Verbs [M] mug (sth) up UK informal
■to study a subject quickly before taking an examination （考试前）突击学习•I've got to mug up (on) my History before tomorrow's exam.明天考试前我必须突击复习一下历史。 |