英语词汇riddle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 riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ noun

plural riddles

¹ riddle

/ˈrɪdl̟/

noun

plural riddles

Learner's definition of RIDDLE

[count]

: a difficult question that is asked as a game and that has a surprising or funny answer谜；谜语

The first person to solve the riddle wins a candy bar.第一个猜得谜底的人可以得到一个糖棒。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

Stop speaking in riddles. [=stop speaking in a confusing way]别再打哑谜了。

: someone or something that is difficult to understand or solve谜一般的人（或事物）

the riddle of the origins of the universe宇宙起源之谜
My brother has always been a riddle to me.我哥哥对我来说一直是个谜。

² riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ verb

riddles; riddled; riddling

² riddle

/ˈrɪdl̟/

verb

riddles; riddled; riddling

Learner's definition of RIDDLE

[+ object]

: to make many holes in (something or someone) with something把…打得满是窟窿；把…弄得处处都是眼

The robbers riddled the car with bullets.劫匪们用枪把那辆车打成了筛子。

: to fill (something) with something that is bad or unpleasant使充斥 — usually used as (be) riddled with通常用作(be) riddled with

The book is riddled with mistakes. [=the book has many mistakes]这本书错误百出。
Their theory is riddled with contradictions.他们的理论尽是自相矛盾之处。

单词	riddle
释义	riddle (verb) riddle 2 ENTRIES FOUND: riddle (noun) riddle (verb) ¹ riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ noun plural riddles ¹ riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ noun plural riddles Learner's definition of RIDDLE [count] 1 : a difficult question that is asked as a game and that has a surprising or funny answer谜；谜语 The first person to solve the riddle wins a candy bar.第一个猜得谜底的人可以得到一个糖棒。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 Stop speaking in riddles. [=stop speaking in a confusing way]别再打哑谜了。 2 : someone or something that is difficult to understand or solve谜一般的人（或事物） the riddle of the origins of the universe宇宙起源之谜 My brother has always been a riddle to me.我哥哥对我来说一直是个谜。 ² riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ verb riddles; riddled; riddling ² riddle /ˈrɪdl̟/ verb riddles; riddled; riddling Learner's definition of RIDDLE [+ object] 1 : to make many holes in (something or someone) with something把…打得满是窟窿；把…弄得处处都是眼 The robbers riddled the car with bullets.劫匪们用枪把那辆车打成了筛子。 2 : to fill (something) with something that is bad or unpleasant使充斥 — usually used as (be) riddled with通常用作(be) riddled with The book is riddled with mistakes. [=the book has many mistakes]这本书错误百出。 Their theory is riddled with contradictions.他们的理论尽是自相矛盾之处。
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