| 释义 |
bung
[bʌŋ] noun countable
CLOSING DEVICE 盖子 UK informal (usually US stopper)
■a round piece of rubber, wood, etc. that is used to close the hole in a container （橡胶、木头等制作的）塞子
[bʌŋ] noun countable
MONEY 钱 UK informal
■a payment made to someone to persuade them to do something, usually something dishonest 贿赂；贿款•Of course both the politicians denied taking bungs.当然两个政客都否认曾接受过贿赂。
[bʌŋ] verb transitive + adverb or preposition mainly UK informal
■to put something somewhere in a careless way 扔，丢•"Where shall I put my coat?" "Oh, bung it anywhere."“我把外套放在哪里？”“噢，随便放哪里都行！”
[bʌŋ] verb transitive + adverb or preposition mainly UK informal
Phrasal Verbs [M] bung sth up UK informal
■to cause something to be blocked so that it does not work in the way it should 堵塞；塞住•The toilet was bunged up with paper.马桶被厕纸堵住了。 |