| 释义 |
duff
[dʌf] adjective UK informal
■bad, not useful, or not working 糟糕的；无用的，不中用的；出故障的•He's directed so many films that you might expect a few duff ones.他执导了这么多部电影，难免会有几部不成功的作品。
[dʌf] noun countable US informal
■a person's bottom 臀部，屁股•Get off your duff and start working.起来开始干工作了。
[dʌf] verb transitive Australian
■to steal farm animals by changing the brand (= owner's mark) on them, or to steal goods by changing their appearance （家畜）偷走后改变其主人的烙印；（物品）偷窃后改变其外观
[dʌf] verb transitive Australian
Phrasal Verbs [M] duff sb up UK informal
■to hit someone repeatedly 连续殴打，一阵猛打•Two of the robbers threatened to duff the witness up if he went to the police.其中有两名劫匪威胁目击者说如果报警就揍他。 |