waffle是什么意思

时间：2026-08-29 08:38:37

单词 waffle

标签考博 GRE

音标英 [ˈwɒfl] 美 [ˈwɑːfl]

释义 v. 胡扯；胡说；胡乱地写；犹豫不决n. 胡扯；夸夸其谈；空话；举棋不定；蛋奶烘饼；华夫饼；威化饼干adj. 网格式的；网格状的

变形第三人称单数 waffles 现在分词 waffling 复数 waffles 过去分词 waffled 过去式 waffled

waffle 常用

短语搭配

(1)waffle iron蛋奶烘饼烤模；华夫饼烤模

(2)Belgian waffle比利时格子华夫饼

双语例句

(1)My mother bought an oven for making waffles.

我妈妈买了一个烤箱用来做华夫饼。

(2)I don't have time to waffle on your dressing.

我没工夫在这跟你闲聊你的穿着。

(3)The waffle is a type of bread cooked in a special pan.

华夫饼是一种在特殊的锅中制作的面包

(4)Don't waffle.

不要胡扯。

(5)Keeping things short and sweet not only shows people that you are concise and don't waffle, but that you also know what you want.

亲切简洁的语言不仅彰显了你简明的个性，不会被误认为是在胡扯，还让对方知道你是一个知道自己想要什么的人。

(6)He needs to be a lot clearer and firmer about how he will deal with America's foes and rivals: his first instinct when Russia invaded Georgia was to waffle.

对于如何对付美国的敌人和对手，他需要更加明确和坚定：当俄罗斯入侵格鲁吉亚时，他的第一反应就是胡扯。

(7)The report is just full of waffle.

这份报告只是一大堆废话。

(8)When you pop a frozen waffle into the toaster, electrical energy turns into heat energy.

当你取出一块冷冻华夫饼饼放进烤面包器时，电能转化成了热能。

同义词

n. 华夫饼干；动听而无意义的话；无聊话

small change wish-wash

vi. 胡扯；闲聊

chat about make conversation

waffle 牛津

释义

chiefly Brit. speak or write, especially at great length, without saying anything important or useful

〈主英〉胡扯，胡说；胡乱地写

he waffled on about everything that didn't matter.

他继续对所有无关紧要的事胡扯了一通。

US fail to make up one's mind

〈美〉犹豫不决

Joseph had been waffling over where to go.

约瑟夫一直对去哪里犹豫不决。

[mass noun]chiefly Brit. lengthy but trivial or useless talk or writing

〈主英〉胡扯；夸夸其谈；空话。

US a failure to make up one's mind

〈美〉举棋不定

his waffle on abortion.

他在堕胎问题上的举棋不定。

a small crisp batter cake, baked in a waffle iron and eaten hot with butter or syrup

蛋奶烘饼，华夫饼，威化饼干（用华夫饼干烤模烤制的松脆小饼，涂黄油和糖浆趁热吃）。

adj.

denoting a style of fine honeycomb weaving or a fabric woven to give a honeycomb effect

（织品）网格式的，网格状的。

词源

"late 17th cent．（originally in the sense ‘yap, yelp’）： frequentative of dialect waff ‘yelp'， of imitative origin．mid 18th cent.: from Dutch wafel; compare with ＷＡＦＥＲ and ＧＯＦＦＥＲ．"