英:[ˈbɪzi]
美:[ˈbɪzi]
英:[ˈbɪzi]
美:[ˈbɪzi]
bus·y
bI zi
复数:busies
第三人称单数:busies
现在分词:busying
过去式:busied
过去分词:busied
比较级:busier
最高级:busiest
busily (adv.), busyness (n.)
词根:busy
adv.busily 忙碌地,起劲地
n.bustle 喧闹;活跃;裙撑;热闹的活动
busyness 忙碌,繁忙
vi.bustle 喧闹;忙乱;充满
vt.bustle 使忙碌;催促
Verb
1. keep busy with;
"She busies herself with her butterfly collection"
Adjective
1. actively or fully engaged or occupied;
"busy with her work"
"a busy man"
"too busy to eat lunch"
"the line is busy"
2. overcrowded or cluttered with detail;
"a busy painting"
"a fussy design"
3. intrusive in a meddling or offensive manner;
"an interfering old woman"
"bustling about self-importantly making an officious nuisance of himself"
"busy about other people's business"
4. crowdedwith or characterized by much activity;
"a very busy week"
"a busy life"
"a busy street"
"a busy seaport"
5. (of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; (`engaged' is a British term for a busy telephone line);
"her line is busy"
"receptionists' telephones are always engaged"
"the lavatory is in use"
"kept getting a busy signal"
get busy忙碌;开始工作
busy with忙于…
so busy如此繁忙
busy in忙于…
busy day忙碌的一天
busy season旺季
busy time繁忙时间;被占时刻
busy as a bee像蜜蜂一样忙碌,忙得不可开交
busy line占用线路;忙线路
busy tone忙音
be busy doing忙着做某事
be busy doing sth忙着做某事
busy signal占线信号;忙碌信号
古英语 bisig"小心的,焦虑的",后来意为 "持续地从事或忙碌,不断地行动或精力充沛",与荷兰语 bezich,低地德语 besig 同源,但与任何其他日耳曼语或印欧语言没有已知的联系。该词的发音仍然与中古英语相同,但由于某种不明原因,拼写在15世纪时发生了变化,变成了 -u-。
自中古英语以来,"焦虑"的概念已经从这个词中消失。在早期现代英语中,通常带有贬义,意为 "爱管闲事的,好事的,从事与自己无关的事情"(在 busybody 中保留)。该词在17世纪被用作 "性活跃的" 委婉语。电话线的用法始于1884年。关于展示工作,"过于详细,视觉上杂乱无章",则始于1903年。
忙[碌]
Adjective and Verb Middle English bisy, from Old English bisig; akin to Middle Dutch & Middle Low German besich busy
The first known use of busy was before the 12th century
butcherynoun
brutal murder : great slaughter
butcher1 of 2noun
one whose business is killing animals for sale as food
a dealer in meat
a person who kills in large numbers or in a brutal manner
butcher2 of 2verb
to slaughter and prepare for market
butcher hogs
to kill in a barbarous manner : massacre
to make a mess of : botch
butchered the performance
butcher1 of 2noun
one whose business is killing animals for sale as food
a dealer in meat
a person who kills in large numbers or in a brutal manner
butcher2 of 2verb
to slaughter and prepare for market
butcher hogs
to kill in a barbarous manner : massacre
to make a mess of : botch
butchered the performance
butanenoun
either of two flammable gases that are hydrocarbons obtained usually from petroleum or natural gas and used especially as a fuel
butadienenoun
a flammable gas that is a hydrocarbon used in making synthetic rubbers
busy1 of 2adjective
involved in action : actively at work
too busy to eat
being in use
the phone line is busy
full of activity
a busy street
busy2 of 2verb
to make or keep busy
busybodynoun
a person who meddles in the affairs of others
busy1 of 2adjective
involved in action : actively at work
too busy to eat
being in use
the phone line is busy
full of activity
a busy street
busy2 of 2verb
to make or keep busy
1 We turn off the busy street onto a block where people live.
2 The man must have been too busy fishing to bother to answer.
3 It ended a busy day of diplomacy for Mr.
晚会为布什总统一天忙碌的外交活动划上句号.
4 I busied myself arranging her veil and her tail.
5 She is too busy examining the goggles, asking my dad if he remembers the days he used to send her things when he was trying to convince her to go out with him.
6 Jaime would fall asleep with his scalpel in his hand, so busy that he often forgot to eat.
7 “You’re busy enough with all your patients—they can’t expect you to solve all their problems too! And I’m scared they will bring more attention to us! ”
8 the video game busied the child for hours
9 The days, busy ones, tiring ones, began to pass.
10 Leafie got busy and whipped up huge batches of sagebrush tea.
11 When I am not busy with dance rehearsals, I work from morning until midafternoon in the rice field.
12 Once she arrived, I’d been too busy taking care of myself to look after her.
13 Parslow the butler was kept busy clonking the mud off shoes as the children ran into the house from playing in the Sandwalk, riding ponies from the stable, having games of croquet and ball.
14 "Your poor father's probably starving; he's been so busy on the phone, changing appointments and all."
15 Cady was so busy staring at the photograph, her mind swirling with questions, that she didn’t hear the footsteps behind her until it was too late.
16 She was busy reciting a bit of Shakespeare, The Tempest to be exact, when he walked in.
17 On spring and summer days, she would sit on her perch outside and watch the birds, the butterflies, and busy Sam.
18 Amari watched frantically, waiting for someone to rescue them, but the sailors, too busy with the sudden storm, never even bothered to glance overboard to see the fate of the mother and child.
19 Maurice was busy when, just before four, I walked in with the news that the Pauling model was far off base.
20 She was too busy, and her day of rest was different from theirs.
1 专心致志的
3 专心致志
4 忙的
6 令人眼花缭乱
7 占线的
8 在讲话中的
9 忙于…的
11 熙熙攘攘的
14 占线
17 专心
deep intent devoted attentive bent devotional undivided studious attention concentration devotion immersion samadhi intension engrossment concentrate immerse
18 忙于
concern pursue bury have got on up to ears in about bind up engaged occupied occupy be up to your ears in be up to your eyeballs in be up to your eyebrows in be up to your eyes in beaver away at beaver away be employed in doing get up to engage employ involve be bound up in up to the elbow
20 忙碌
full crowded engaged employed busily occupy rush pragmatic stirring stir busyness keeps on the trot up and doing affairé hopping squirrelly squirrel hum bustle hectic be up to your neck in be up to your neck be on the move run around active brisk industrious pushed on the run rushed run round humming stirabout fuss buzz hump flax on the dead run occupied tied-up abustle have hand full up to elbows up to the elbows on the hop
21 繁琐
22 热闹
lively boisterous boisterously liveliness swing bustling riotous pulsating activity alive animated hilarious stirring abuzz bacchic livelily hilarity festival circus festivity abubble mirthfully whoop-de-do jollification seethe
23 热闹的
lively boisterous bustling riotous pulsating alive animated hilarious stirring bacchic abubble
24 爱管闲事的
27 繁华
28 警官
PS officer runner superintendent Constable bobby peeler plod gendarme flatfoot kotwal flattie faujdar desk sergeant copper bear cop constable fuzz beagle walloper
29 杂乱
wild indiscriminate promiscuous desultory untrimmed hirsute pell-mell shambles disorder confusion clutter huddle muss scramble jumble dog's breakfast every which way chaotic cluttered disorderly disordered ragtag mess chaos mix-up higgledy-piggledy hugger-mugger ungepotch foul messy untidy formless half-assed rough-and-tumble shambolic helter-skelter mussy undistinguishing indigested farraginous throughither willy-nilly hash stew disarray promiscuity mux twist perplex shag back to front
30 使忙碌
31 繁杂的
32 忙碌的
affairé up and doing full crowded engaged employed rush pragmatic stirring hopping squirrelly hectic active brisk industrious rushed humming occupied pushed tied-up abustle on the hop
33 警察
man law force police bill copper pig cop jack demon Constable filth bogey peeler constabulary askari bluebottle walloper rozzer boys in blue the thin blue line
35 忙乱
hectic tracasserie rout fuss to-do bustle ado ruffle scurry palaver razzle-dazzle faff on the hop alarums and excursions
36 从事
engaged occupied practising pursuit prosecution going embarkation pursuance ON about set engage embark follow drive attack launch employ pursue wage undertake occupy employ oneself in be occupied in occupy oneself with turn hand to set hand to make it business work at embark upon
37 侦探
detective TEC Dick shamus sleuth-hound Jack snoop gumshoe sluefoot eye plant draw shadow bull spy dick fuzz john ferret sleuth mouser spier hawkshaw feel trace bloodhound plainclothes man gumshoe man lyam-hound man brain trap devil jack demon operative stag John snowshoe spook bogey spotter Richard pinkie fink plainclothesman perdu intelligencer tec deek spyer slewfoot
38 繁忙
hectic activity buzz full lively run round on the run on the move hopping operose busily press pressure rush hoppingly be booked
39 杂乱的
messy scrappy motley promiscuous unorganized untrimmed wild indiscriminate desultory hirsute chaotic cluttered disorderly disordered ragtag higgledy-piggledy hugger-mugger ungepotch foul untidy formless half-assed rough-and-tumble shambolic helter-skelter mussy undistinguishing indigested farraginous back to front
40 经营
working management conduct administration running politics pursuit carriage steward work keep run manage handle operate pursue swing prosecute staffwork
42 忙乱的