| 释义 |
Definition of fluffy in English: fluffyadjectivefluffier, fluffiest ˈflʌfiˈfləfi 1Of, like, or covered with fluff. 绒毛的，似绒毛的，被绒毛覆盖的 松软的毛巾。 蓬松的白云。 Example sentencesExamples - Guests are pampered with rose-scented water to wash their hands in and handed a white fluffy towel.
- Others went for umbrellas that made a statement in themselves, decorated with racing scenes and one, optimistically, with blue sky and fluffy white clouds.
- The white fluffy towel clung tightly to his slim hips as he wandered through the men, leaning to touch the heads or stroke the shoulders of some of them.
- Maybe it was the print I saw, but they looked like fluffy cottonwool white echtachrome clouds to me, floating in a postcard blue sky.
- These small, oval, soft-bodied insects are covered in a white fluffy substance and resemble small cotton balls.
- Roads were dry, the sky was covered with huge fluffy clouds and the moon looked like a golden bowl as half of it was covered with fluffiness.
- Her eyes met two violet ones, attached to an elven face with a head covered in fluffy white.
- A number of fluffy clouds had just covered part of the sun making the sky turn slightly orange.
- What if it's all fluffy white clouds and precious thoughts from here on out?
- Then my back was covered in a mud pack, wrapped in a plastic sheet and covered in soft, fluffy towels.
- The sky was blue except for the parts that were covered by those big fluffy white clouds.
- The bathroom accessories department reminded me that I hadn't washed anything for a few weeks, so I'd better buy a fluffy white bath towel.
- What do you expect with all those fluffy white clouds tumbling outside my window?
- They are stepping gingerly onto a huge, fluffy, white cloud that the Pink Teddy uses as a mode of transportation.
- It looks like a big, white fluffy blanket covering our window.
- A fluffy white bathrobe and towel are handed to each person as they arrive at the Roman inspired building.
- Also there's a man in the men's room who hands you a fluffy white towel.
- Soon I'm booking myself in for a foot massage and a shower with a fluffy white towel.
- Soft, fluffy clouds covered the entire city and its famous, humungous airport, making you want to drop gently down and lay your head on them.
- The sun was covered with fluffy grey clouds, easing him out slightly.
Synonyms fleecy, woolly, fuzzy, shaggy, hairy, feathery, downy, furry, velvety, cushiony soft rare floccose, flocculent, lanate, lanose - 1.1 (of food) light in texture and containing air.
（食物）松软的 cream the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy 搅拌黄油和糖，直至颜色变浅，质地松软得像奶油一样。 Example sentencesExamples - The fried rice that evening was light and fluffy with plenty of other ingredients and was one of the nicest I have had for a long time.
- All of the recipes were easy and yielded light, fluffy cakes.
- The fluffy chocolate bomb-shaped ice cream was devilishly lovely and the saraga liqueur gave it a real bang.
- Jayne chose the light and fluffy lemon lush after overhearing that a diner is just about as fluffy and syrupy.
- But for a lonely night in need of some corny sentiment, this is some fluffy candy that just might fill.
- It is very popular with kids, who love a simple, moist and fluffy cake.
- Beat the butter and sugar till light and fluffy.
- In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle, beat sugar and butter until light and fluffy.
- Big J's meal came with creamy mashed potatoes and veggies, while mine was sidelined by fluffy rice and veggies.
- Cream butter and sugar until light, fluffy and pale.
- Light, fluffy, buttery, flaky: these biscuits melt in your mouth and stay there in your dreams.
- From light and fluffy chocolate mousse or bitter chocolate sorbet to steamed chocolate fudge pudding or rich, dense chocolate cake, there is surely a recipe to suit all tastes.
- Whisk until you get a fluffy peanut butter mixture of sorts.
- The latter had the most alluring nutty, almost sweet scent, and a light fluffy, loose texture.
- In a large bowl beat the butter and confectioners sugar until light and fluffy.
- The cake was moist and flavorful and dense and rich and the icing was light and fluffy and sweet and gloppy.
- A sight, that I can say with some confidence, stirs the soul to a light and fluffy texture.
- And the baked potatoes were fluffy beneath a sea of sour cream and butter.
- The best of our tapas starters was unquestionably the goat's cheese croquettes - light and fluffy inside a crisp breadcrumb coating.
- It wasn't that eyes were drawn to me like I was drawn to delightfully fluffy chocolate cheesecake.
2informal Frivolous or silly; lacking depth or seriousness. a fluffy blonde in leopard-skin pedal-pushers Example sentencesExamples - It is touchy, feel good, fluffy legislation that does only one thing.
- This bill is nothing but touchy, fluffy, feel-good nonsense, and it is doing nothing more than promoting and legislating lying.
- I was about to pass over this piece of nonsense as just another example of the feel-good, fluffy, new age rubbish the book is stuffed with.
- It denotes something fluffy, something lacking in content, he says - the implication being that he's rather more robust than that.
- It will be a shock leaving the cosy, fluffy world of working for a university to then leap into the hairy, scary world of Internet commerce.
- As fluffy, shallow and silly as such segments might be, they pique viewer interest, particularly among women.
- We are signing up to fluffy, feel-good legislation that we cannot enforce, and if we do, we will run the risk of scooping up people whom we should not be attacking.
- Tired of vague, fluffy predictions from newspapers and magazines hedging their bets on what will and what won't succeed in technology this year?
- Their feeling is that the core theme of the movie is too fluffy to take seriously, and isn't worthy of making into a movie.
- And to cast someone like me, who can be quite evasive in terms of avoiding seriousness, I can just be fluffy, because it's easier.
Derivativesadverb And yes, my dear readers, indeed a fluffily pink rabbit came jumping all the way across the meadow, to May's and Myhar's astonishment. Example sentencesExamples - Sporting fluffily long hair and droopy eyes, Clooney is pitch perfect in his role as the womanizing best friend.
- Her duck was as fluffily pink as a baby's bonnet.
- BW, when you've quite finished being fluffily artistic with our dinner, could you possibly bring it in, because I'm ready to start cooking it?
- We gaze at the sky as it allows clouds to drift fluffily through it, and appears entirely empty of portents.
nounˈflʌfɪnəsˈfləfinəs Because of the inherent fluffiness of the fluffy white bathrobe, you spend an inordinate amount of time snuggling down into it, like a kid in pyjamas waiting to be carried up to bed. Example sentencesExamples - When I looked in the mirror, I was astonished at their size and fluffiness.
- They are designed to alert us to any fluffiness or grey areas which need human decisions.
- It is also unusual for Prokofiev to reflect on external events in his music - the fluffiness of the Classical Symphony, for example, came in 1917, the tumultuous year of the Russian Revolution.
- I have written several times about the juiciness and flavour to be found in grilled Persian meats and the fluffiness of the Basmati rice served on the side.
Rhymeshuffy, puffy, roughie, roughy, scruffy, snuffy, stuffy, toughie Definition of fluffy in US English: fluffyadjectiveˈfləfiˈfləfē 1Of, like, or covered with fluff. 绒毛的，似绒毛的，被绒毛覆盖的 松软的毛巾。 蓬松的白云。 Example sentencesExamples - Roads were dry, the sky was covered with huge fluffy clouds and the moon looked like a golden bowl as half of it was covered with fluffiness.
- A number of fluffy clouds had just covered part of the sun making the sky turn slightly orange.
- What if it's all fluffy white clouds and precious thoughts from here on out?
- Then my back was covered in a mud pack, wrapped in a plastic sheet and covered in soft, fluffy towels.
- The sun was covered with fluffy grey clouds, easing him out slightly.
- Maybe it was the print I saw, but they looked like fluffy cottonwool white echtachrome clouds to me, floating in a postcard blue sky.
- Soft, fluffy clouds covered the entire city and its famous, humungous airport, making you want to drop gently down and lay your head on them.
- Guests are pampered with rose-scented water to wash their hands in and handed a white fluffy towel.
- What do you expect with all those fluffy white clouds tumbling outside my window?
- These small, oval, soft-bodied insects are covered in a white fluffy substance and resemble small cotton balls.
- Also there's a man in the men's room who hands you a fluffy white towel.
- Soon I'm booking myself in for a foot massage and a shower with a fluffy white towel.
- Her eyes met two violet ones, attached to an elven face with a head covered in fluffy white.
- Others went for umbrellas that made a statement in themselves, decorated with racing scenes and one, optimistically, with blue sky and fluffy white clouds.
- A fluffy white bathrobe and towel are handed to each person as they arrive at the Roman inspired building.
- They are stepping gingerly onto a huge, fluffy, white cloud that the Pink Teddy uses as a mode of transportation.
- It looks like a big, white fluffy blanket covering our window.
- The white fluffy towel clung tightly to his slim hips as he wandered through the men, leaning to touch the heads or stroke the shoulders of some of them.
- The sky was blue except for the parts that were covered by those big fluffy white clouds.
- The bathroom accessories department reminded me that I hadn't washed anything for a few weeks, so I'd better buy a fluffy white bath towel.
Synonyms fleecy, woolly, fuzzy, shaggy, hairy, feathery, downy, furry, velvety, cushiony - 1.1 (of food) light in texture and containing air.
（食物）松软的 cream the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy 搅拌黄油和糖，直至颜色变浅，质地松软得像奶油一样。 Example sentencesExamples - The fluffy chocolate bomb-shaped ice cream was devilishly lovely and the saraga liqueur gave it a real bang.
- The best of our tapas starters was unquestionably the goat's cheese croquettes - light and fluffy inside a crisp breadcrumb coating.
- In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle, beat sugar and butter until light and fluffy.
- Whisk until you get a fluffy peanut butter mixture of sorts.
- The cake was moist and flavorful and dense and rich and the icing was light and fluffy and sweet and gloppy.
- The latter had the most alluring nutty, almost sweet scent, and a light fluffy, loose texture.
- Beat the butter and sugar till light and fluffy.
- Cream butter and sugar until light, fluffy and pale.
- In a large bowl beat the butter and confectioners sugar until light and fluffy.
- Jayne chose the light and fluffy lemon lush after overhearing that a diner is just about as fluffy and syrupy.
- Big J's meal came with creamy mashed potatoes and veggies, while mine was sidelined by fluffy rice and veggies.
- A sight, that I can say with some confidence, stirs the soul to a light and fluffy texture.
- And the baked potatoes were fluffy beneath a sea of sour cream and butter.
- The fried rice that evening was light and fluffy with plenty of other ingredients and was one of the nicest I have had for a long time.
- It wasn't that eyes were drawn to me like I was drawn to delightfully fluffy chocolate cheesecake.
- But for a lonely night in need of some corny sentiment, this is some fluffy candy that just might fill.
- From light and fluffy chocolate mousse or bitter chocolate sorbet to steamed chocolate fudge pudding or rich, dense chocolate cake, there is surely a recipe to suit all tastes.
- Light, fluffy, buttery, flaky: these biscuits melt in your mouth and stay there in your dreams.
- All of the recipes were easy and yielded light, fluffy cakes.
- It is very popular with kids, who love a simple, moist and fluffy cake.
2informal Lacking substance, depth, or seriousness. 〈主北美〉空洞的，浅薄的，不严肃的 the commercial wallows in soft, fluffy, feel-good territory 这则商业广告沉湎于无力、浅薄和浑噩自得的广告套路。 Example sentencesExamples - This bill is nothing but touchy, fluffy, feel-good nonsense, and it is doing nothing more than promoting and legislating lying.
- It is touchy, feel good, fluffy legislation that does only one thing.
- It denotes something fluffy, something lacking in content, he says - the implication being that he's rather more robust than that.
- I was about to pass over this piece of nonsense as just another example of the feel-good, fluffy, new age rubbish the book is stuffed with.
- We are signing up to fluffy, feel-good legislation that we cannot enforce, and if we do, we will run the risk of scooping up people whom we should not be attacking.
- As fluffy, shallow and silly as such segments might be, they pique viewer interest, particularly among women.
- Tired of vague, fluffy predictions from newspapers and magazines hedging their bets on what will and what won't succeed in technology this year?
- And to cast someone like me, who can be quite evasive in terms of avoiding seriousness, I can just be fluffy, because it's easier.
- Their feeling is that the core theme of the movie is too fluffy to take seriously, and isn't worthy of making into a movie.
- It will be a shock leaving the cosy, fluffy world of working for a university to then leap into the hairy, scary world of Internet commerce.
- 2.1 (of a person, especially a woman) frivolous, silly, or vague.
〈非正式〉（人，尤指女人）轻佻的，傻里傻气的，糊涂的 fluffy blondes in leopard-skin pedal pushers Example sentencesExamples - Do women really want a fluffy, cuddly agenda because they genuinely think differently?
- I was never, neither a fluffy heroine, nor a wicked vamp, nor a woman of the world.
- She's no man-hater (she sees the term as a contradiction) but she's not fluffy or insipid either, she writes tough and she writes the truth.
- Typecast in the public mind as the fluffy girl next door, Ryan seems to relish the opportunity to show what else she can do.
|