英：['frɪvəl]
美：['frɪvəl]
frivol如何读
frivol是什么意思
- v.糟蹋；浪费；虚度日子；糊涂地浪费
frivol英英释义
verb
intransitive verb
to act frivolously : trifle
frivol词源英文解释
back-formation from frivolous
The first known use of frivol was in 1866
frivol儿童词典英英释义
furl1 of 2verb
to wrap or roll (as a sail or a flag) close to or around something
furl2 of 2noun
a furled coil
the act of furling
funny1 of 2adjective
causing or intended to cause laughter
a funny story
different from ordinary in a way that is odd, curious, or suspicious that's funny—they were here yesterday there's something funny going on
it's funny you should ask
involving trickery
don't try anything funny
funny2 of 2noun
one that is funnyespecially: joke entry 1 sense 1
plural comic strips or the comic section of a newspaper—usually used with the
fungousadjective
fungal
fumble1 of 2verb
to feel about for or handle something clumsily
fumble2 of 2noun
an act or instance of fumbling
a fumbled ball
-ful1 of 2adjective suffix
full of
joyful
characterized by
peaceful
having the qualities of
masterful
tending, given, or liable to helpful
mournful
-ful2 of 2noun suffix
number or quantity that fills or would fill
roomful
fuchsinnoun
a synthetic dye that yields a brilliant bluish red
fruitlessadjective
not bearing fruit
producing no good results : unsuccessful
a fruitless attempt
frown1 of 2verb
to wrinkle the forehead (as in anger or thought)
to show displeasure or disapproval by or as if by facial expression
frowns on rudeness
frown2 of 2noun
an expression of displeasure
a wrinkling of the brow in displeasure or thought
frost1 of 2noun
the temperature that causes freezing
a covering of tiny ice crystals on a cold surface
frost2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with frostespecially: to put icing on (as cake)
to give a surface that looks like frost to
to injure or kill by frost : freeze
frivolverb
trifle entry 2 sense 1b
frivol 例句
1 It is very hard for a poor little woman to be left alone all day, while her better half is frivoling in the City with stocks and shares, and all sorts of nice amusing things.
2 "Cork all that frivol, old man, till you see me at tea," said Jack, moving into Biffen's yard.
3 What did this handful of yokels amount to, anyhow?—dull, frivoling, barn-dancing boors.
4 In order to square it all up for Edith, we must be able to say to these people that we haven't been frivolling—that we are going to be married at once.
5 But the other men made them first, you see, and I've just frivoled and played.
6 I imagine that Mr. Yates desires to show that, although certain people could frivol with the worst, they could also fight and die bravely.
7 He asked her all about herself, where she lived, if she got up early, if she was busy, if she frivolled, and arrived at a mental summary of her circumstances.
8 Of course, I like sensible conversation; one feels humiliated if a man does nothing but frivol, but there is a happy medium.
9 To think that I, Geoffrey Fox, who have frittered and frivoled, should have put on paper things which have burned into men's consciousness and have made them better.
10 "I'm just going to frivol, Nicholas, I am tired of work."
11 Whatever heart she had not frivoled away in wilfulness had been caught and won by Forsythe, the first grown man who had ever dared to make real love to her.
12 Only occasionally I look forward to the time when I shall be an angel frivoling in the eternal blue!
13 “Stop frivolling, and let me get to my point!” commanded Raymonde.
14 Many endure it in frivol and violence, the majority in bored, sullen submission.
15 "If I have frivolled enough, it's about time you said something."
16 "I can't tell you that," Win answered in a changed tone, as if suddenly she were weary of trying to "frivol."
17 At noon one would find something like the old frivol in the Ritz Restaurant,—large parties of much-dressed and much-eating women.
18 The scene is commonplace enough; twaddle and tea, after tennis; "frivolling"—it is their word; women too empty-headed and men too tired to do anything else.
19 We will even chatter and frivol, if Mr. Frohman will repeat the operation.
20 my friends warned me not to frivol with that guy, as he was likely to take me seriously
frivol 同义词
1 浪费
extravagant wasteful prodigal profuse free-spending uneconomic dissipated thriftless unthrifty wastefully prodigally uneconomically thriftlessly bellyfat wastry loss waste dissipation wastage extravagance profusion dalliance profligacy wastefulness lavishness prodigality spend lose blow consume fool lavish dissipate putter squander trifle fritter misspend dilapidate play ducks and drakes squander away down the rathole fool away throw around fling away ill-spent costly consumptive dissipative extravagancy wasting dilapidation unthrift fribble footle prodigalize diddle sport shoot spill scatter fiddle perish confound ware muddle wanton overspend piddle go through hands chuck away diddle away piss away fribble away play away be cast away
3 无聊的
slip-slop dead empty stupid boring dusty dismal frivolous wonky balmy menial uninspiring inane vagabond slushy stodgy naff dopey diddly fribble piffling rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome diddly-shit milk-and-water banausic thin silly frog
5 无聊
slip-slop dead empty stupid boring dusty dismal frivolous wonky balmy menial uninspiring inane vagabond slushy stodgy naff stupefied dopey diddly fribble piffling rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome diddly-shit milk-and-water banausic thin silly fuff hop frog futility dullness ennui knacker dullsville
6 闲混
7 做无聊的事
8 胡闹
slapstick farcical knockabout farce dido razzle razzle-dazzle archness shenanigan monkey play the giddy goat cut didos hi jinks act giddy goat act the goat play giddy goat play the goat horse around out of mischief piss around
10 混日子
lallygag dawdle muddle along loaf poke goof saunter piddle plotz dillydally muddle on fake off hack around
11 琐屑的
12 轻举妄动