fluff
US
UK fluff n: (soft fuzz)
SC 柔软的绒毛
SC 蓬松的绒毛
The pillow was stuffed with cotton fluff.
fluff n: (on clothing: lint, thread, etc.) (衣物上的)
SC 绒毛，毛 róng máo，máo
TC 絨毛，毛
TC 絨毛，毛
Mac picked a piece of fluff off of his sweater.
You have some fluff on your jacket.
fluff n: (animal fur)
SC 动物绒毛
TC 動物絨毛
TC 動物絨毛
The cute puppy was nothing but fluff.
fluff n: (dustball, lint)
SC 灰尘和绒毛纠结成的灰球
Karen swept some fluff out from under the sofa.
fluff n: figurative, informal ([sth] trivial, not serious)
SC 无价值的东西 wú jià zhí de dōng xī
I'd rather watch a documentary film than this romantic fluff.
fluff n: UK, slang (performer: mistake) (表演者)
SC 失误 shī wù
TC 失誤
TC 失誤
Despite all the magician's fluffs, the kids enjoyed the show.
fluff [sth] vtr: (make more cushioned)
SC 拍松 pāi sōng
SC 使松软 pāi sōng，shǐ sōng ruǎn
The nurse fluffed his pillows for him.
护士为他拍松了枕头。
fluff [sth] vtr: UK, slang (get wrong)
SC 搞错
SC 念错 niàn cuò
The actor fluffed his lines several times during the performance.
fluff [sth] up, fluff up [sth] vtr phrasal sep: (make appear fuller)
SC 使…蓬松