英语词汇muck怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ muck /ˈmʌk/ noun

¹ muck

/ˈmʌk/

noun

Learner's definition of MUCK

[noncount] informal

: wet dirt or mud污泥；淤泥

Clean that muck off your shoes.把你鞋上的污泥擦干净。

chiefly British : solid waste from farm animals : manure粪肥；厩肥

informal : something that is disgusting令人恶心的东西；垃圾

How can they expect us to eat this muck? [=garbage, junk]他们怎么能让我们吃这些烂东西？

make a muck of something

British, informal

: to do something badly or with many mistakes把…弄糟

He's made a muck of things.他把事情全都弄糟了。

— mucky

/ˈmʌki/ adjective muckier; muckiest

mucky shoes脏兮兮的鞋

² muck /ˈmʌk/ verb

mucks; mucked; mucking

² muck

/ˈmʌk/

verb

mucks; mucked; mucking

Learner's definition of MUCK

muck about/around

[phrasal verb] British, informal

: to spend time doing things that are not useful or serious : to waste time游手好闲；胡混

We just mucked about [=messed around] all afternoon.我们整个下午都在到处闲逛。

muck about/around with (something) : to use or do (something) in a way that is not very serious瞎弄；摆弄

She spent the evening mucking around with [=fooling around with] the computer.她整晚都在摆弄计算机。

muck (someone) about/around : to be unfair or dishonest with (someone) : to lie to or cheat (someone)糊弄；耍弄

I want them to stop mucking me around.我希望他们不要再耍弄我了。
He's tired of being mucked about. [=(US) jerked around]他厌烦了被戏弄。

muck in

[phrasal verb] British, informal

: to help out especially by doing work一起出力；一起干

muck in [=pitch in] with the hard work分担困难工作

muck out

[phrasal verb]

muck (something) out or muck out (something) informal

: to clean (the place where a farm animal lives) : to remove animal waste and dirty hay, sawdust, etc., from (a place, such as a barn)打扫（畜棚）

We went to the barn to muck out [=clean out] the stalls.我们去畜棚打扫马厩。

muck up

[phrasal verb]

muck (something) up or muck up (something) chiefly British, informal

: to make (something) dirty弄脏

Take those dirty shoes off before you muck up the floor.把脏鞋脱掉，免得弄脏地板。

: to spoil or ruin (something) : to make mistakes in doing or making (something)破坏；贻误；弄糟

He mucked up [=messed up] the speech. = He mucked the speech up.他把这次演讲搞砸了。
I mucked up my first attempt and had to try again.我的第一次尝试不成功，必须重新再来。

单词	muck
释义	muck (verb) muck 2 ENTRIES FOUND: muck (noun) muck (verb) ¹ muck /ˈmʌk/ noun ¹ muck /ˈmʌk/ noun Learner's definition of MUCK [noncount] informal 1 : wet dirt or mud污泥；淤泥 Clean that muck off your shoes.把你鞋上的污泥擦干净。 2 chiefly British : solid waste from farm animals : manure粪肥；厩肥 3 informal : something that is disgusting令人恶心的东西；垃圾 How can they expect us to eat this muck? [=garbage, junk]他们怎么能让我们吃这些烂东西？ make a muck of something British, informal : to do something badly or with many mistakes把…弄糟 He's made a muck of things.他把事情全都弄糟了。 — mucky /ˈmʌki/ adjective muckier; muckiest mucky shoes脏兮兮的鞋 ² muck /ˈmʌk/ verb mucks; mucked; mucking ² muck /ˈmʌk/ verb mucks; mucked; mucking Learner's definition of MUCK muck about/around [phrasal verb] British, informal 1 : to spend time doing things that are not useful or serious : to waste time游手好闲；胡混 We just mucked about [=messed around] all afternoon.我们整个下午都在到处闲逛。 2 muck about/around with (something) : to use or do (something) in a way that is not very serious瞎弄；摆弄 She spent the evening mucking around with [=fooling around with] the computer.她整晚都在摆弄计算机。 3 muck (someone) about/around : to be unfair or dishonest with (someone) : to lie to or cheat (someone)糊弄；耍弄 I want them to stop mucking me around.我希望他们不要再耍弄我了。 He's tired of being mucked about. [=(US) jerked around]他厌烦了被戏弄。 muck in [phrasal verb] British, informal : to help out especially by doing work一起出力；一起干 muck in [=pitch in] with the hard work分担困难工作 muck out [phrasal verb] muck (something) out or muck out (something) informal : to clean (the place where a farm animal lives) : to remove animal waste and dirty hay, sawdust, etc., from (a place, such as a barn)打扫（畜棚） We went to the barn to muck out [=clean out] the stalls.我们去畜棚打扫马厩。 muck up [phrasal verb] 1 muck (something) up or muck up (something) chiefly British, informal : to make (something) dirty弄脏 Take those dirty shoes off before you muck up the floor.把脏鞋脱掉，免得弄脏地板。 2 : to spoil or ruin (something) : to make mistakes in doing or making (something)破坏；贻误；弄糟 He mucked up [=messed up] the speech. = He mucked the speech up.他把这次演讲搞砸了。 I mucked up my first attempt and had to try again.我的第一次尝试不成功，必须重新再来。
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