英:[ɔn ðə bʌm]
美:[ɑn ði bʌm]
英:[ɔn ðə bʌm]
美:[ɑn ði bʌm]
过流浪生活,失修,处于破损状态
noun (1)
buttocks
fell down on his bum
adjective
of poor quality or nature
bum advice
not valid or deserved
writing a bum check
not pleasant or enjoyable
a bum trip
affected or disabled by damage or injury
has a bum knee
noun (1)
buttocks
fell down on his bum
verb (1)
intransitive verb
loaf
bummed around the house all day
to spend time unemployed and often wandering—often used with around
spent a couple of months bumming around Mexico
transitive verb
to obtain by asking or begging : cadge
bum a cigarette
adjective
of poor quality or nature
bum advice
not valid or deserved
writing a bum check
not pleasant or enjoyable
a bum trip
affected or disabled by damage or injury
has a bum knee
noun (2)
one who sponges (see sponge entry 2 sense 2) off others and avoids work
He's a lazy bum.
one who performs a function poorly
called the umpire a bum
one whose time is devoted to a recreational activity ski bums
a beach bum
vagrant, tramp
bums sleeping on park benches
verb (1)
intransitive verb
loaf
bummed around the house all day
to spend time unemployed and often wandering—often used with around
spent a couple of months bumming around Mexico
transitive verb
to obtain by asking or begging : cadge
bum a cigarette
noun (3)
a drinking spree : bender
a 2-day bum
noun (2)
one who sponges (see sponge entry 2 sense 2) off others and avoids work
He's a lazy bum.
one who performs a function poorly
called the umpire a bum
one whose time is devoted to a recreational activity ski bums
a beach bum
vagrant, tramp
bums sleeping on park benches
verb (2)
transitive verb
disappoint, depress—usually used with out
The news really bummed me out.
noun (3)
a drinking spree : bender
a 2-day bum
verb (2)
transitive verb
disappoint, depress—usually used with out
The news really bummed me out.
Noun (1) Middle English bom Adjective perhaps from bum >entry 4 Verb (1) probably back-formation from bummer >entry 1 Noun (2) probably short for bummer >entry 1 Noun (3) perhaps from bum >entry 3 Verb (2) probably back-formation from bummer >entry 2
The first known use of bum was in the 14th century
bum1 of 5noun
buttock sense 2a
bum2 of 5adjective
inferior sense 3, worthless
bum advice
not true or deserved
a bum rap
not enjoyable
a bum trip
unable to work properly : disabled
a bum knee
bum3 of 5verb
to wander around avoiding work
to obtain by asking or begging
bum a ride
bum4 of 5noun
a person who avoids work and tries to live off others
tramp entry 2 sense 1, hobo
bum5 of 5verb
sadden—usually used with out
the news really bummed me out
1 I decided to get off my bum and get some exercise
2 that was bum advice that you got from that website
3 spent most of the summer just bumming around the house
4 if you expect an allowance, you have to do some chores and stop being such a bum
5 I feel sorry for bums and occasionally give them money
6 But man, do the bum notes here affect the overall melody.
7 With higher education no longer a sure bet, college-age students should consider better uses of their time and money, such as meme stocks or becoming ski bums.
8 John lost his job and went on the bum.
约翰失业后过着流浪生活.
9 He spent several years on the bum.
他过了几年流浪生活.
10 No sooner had his mother died than Jim began to go on the bum.
母亲刚过世,吉姆就开始过流浪生活了.
11 No sooner had his mother died that Tom began to be on the bum.
母亲刚刚死去,汤姆就开始过流浪生活.
12 Her business this year is strictly on the bum.
我们今年的生意实在坏透了。
2 过流浪生活
3 出毛病