puffed
US
UK puffed adj: informal (out of breath)
SC 喘息的
SC 气喘吁吁的 qì chuǎn xū xū de
Running up the stairs left Casey puffed.
puffed adj: figurative (inflated with vanity; bombastic) (比喻)
SC 自我膨胀的
SC 自命不凡的 zì mìng bù fán de
His puffed ego annoyed his peers.
puffed adj: (fabric: gathered for fullness) (纺织物)
SC 蓬松的，膨起的 péng sōng de
TC 蓬鬆的
TC 蓬鬆的
The luxury hotel had soft linens and puffed pillows.
puff n: (cloud of smoke) (喷出的)
SC 一团（烟）
The puff of smoke floated across the room.
房间中飘过一团烟。
puff n: (gust of air) (烟、气、风等)
SC 一阵，一股 yí zhèn，yì gǔ
TC 一陣
TC 一陣
The puffs of breeze helped to cool Nicola down as she worked in the garden under a blazing sun.
尼古拉顶着烈日在花园中劳作，一阵微风吹来，让他稍稍凉快了些。
puff n: (of cigar)
SC 一口烟 yì kǒu yān
TC 一口煙
TC 一口煙
Winston's puffs on his cigar were deep and slow.
温斯顿深深地、缓慢地抽了一口烟。
puff n: (food)
SC 泡芙 pào fú
Gougères are a kind of savoury puff.
puff n: (quick breath)
SC 急喘
SC 喘息 chuǎn xī
Nathan was getting tired now and his breath was coming in short puffs.
puff n: (powder puff)
SC 粉饼
SC 粉扑 fěn pū
Sasha took the puff and applied powder to her face.
puff n: US (flattering review)
SC 吹捧性的评论
puff vi: (gasp, pant)
SC 气喘 qì chuǎn
SC 喘息 qì chuǎn，chuǎn xī
Michelle was puffing by the time she got to the top of the hill.
puff vi: (steam vehicle) (火车等)
SC 吐着烟行驶
The train puffed up the hill.
puff on [sth] vi + prep: (smoke) (吸烟)
SC 一口一口地吐气
The young woman was puffing on a cigarette as she hurried along the road.
puff out vi phrasal: (swell, inflate with air) (因为充满空气而)
SC 鼓起来
SC 膨胀起来
My cheeks puff out when I try to blow up a balloon.
puff [sb] out vtr phrasal sep: informal (make out of breath)
SC 让某人上气不接下气
SC 让某人气喘吁吁
That run has puffed me out.
puff up vi phrasal: (inflate, fill with air)
SC 膨胀 péng zhàng
TC 膨脹
TC 膨脹
Rice puffs up when it is heated by itself.
puff up vi phrasal: (swell)
SC 肿起 zhǒng qǐ
SC 肿胀 zhǒng qǐ，zhǒng zhàng
His whole leg puffed up after the snake bit him.
puff up vi phrasal: figurative (swell with pride or arrogance)
SC 自我膨胀 zì wǒ péng zhàng
TC 自我膨脹
TC 自我膨脹
SC 趾高气扬 zì wǒ péng zhàng，zhǐ gāo qì yáng
Clive puffed up with pride when his son received the award.
puffed up, puffed-up adj: informal (swollen)
SC 肿起的
TC 腫起來的
TC 腫起來的
SC 肿胀的 zhǒng zhàng de
TC 腫脹的
TC 腫脹的
Her puffed-up face is the result of all the medication she is taking.
puffed up, puffed-up adj: figurative, pejorative, informal (self-important)
SC 自我膨胀的
SC 趾高气扬的
I really do not need some puffed-up bureaucrat telling me what I can and cannot do.
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