doggy如何读

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doggy是什么意思

  • n.小犬;小狗(=doggie)
  • adj.爱狗的;像狗一样的;摆阔的;低级的

doggy变形

复数:doggies

比较级:doggier

最高级:doggiest

doggy词根

词根:dog

adj.

doglike 忠实的,像狗的

n.

dog 狗;;丑女人;卑鄙的人;(俚)朋友;vt. 跟踪;尾随

doggie 小狗,狗

doghood 狗性

doggy英英释义

noun

a usually small dog

adjective

concerned with or fond of dogs

resembling or suggestive of a dog

doggy odor

stylish, showy

not worthy or profitable : inferior

doggy stocks

doggy词组

doggy bagn. 狗食袋(餐馆提供的食品袋,用于顾客带走未吃完的食物)

doggy词源中文解释

也称 doggie,“小狗,狗的昵称”,出现于1825年,由 dog(n.)和 -y(3)组成。 Doggy-bag “餐厅提供的袋子,供顾客带回剩菜”(可能是喂狗用的)可追溯至1962年。

LIVING IT UP. Marveling at size of sirloin steaks, Dave and Betty celebrate $4-a-week raise at a restaurant dinner. They paid $3.50 each, left with enough uneaten steak in a "doggie bag" to feed themselves, not the dog, all next day. [Life magazine, photo caption from article on living economically, April 6, 1962]
尽情享受。戴夫和贝蒂在一家餐厅庆祝每周4美元的加薪,惊叹于西冷牛排的大小。他们每人支付了3.5美元,带着足够的剩菜在“狗袋”里离开,可以喂饱自己,而不是狗,直到第二天。[《生活》杂志,1962年4月6日有关经济生活的文章中的照片说明]

作为形容词, doggy 自14世纪末就已经存在,来自 -y(2)。自19世纪末以来,这个词已经以各种形式被用来描述人类性行为的后入式变体,当其中一方是四肢着地的时候。

doggy词源英文解释

The first known use of doggy was in 1692

doggy儿童词典英英释义

dogmanoun

something considered as an established opinion

a belief or body of beliefs concerning faith or morals laid down by a church

dogmanoun

something considered as an established opinion

a belief or body of beliefs concerning faith or morals laid down by a church

dogmanoun

something considered as an established opinion

a belief or body of beliefs concerning faith or morals laid down by a church

doghousenoun

a shelter for a dog

doggynoun

a small or young dog

doggy 例句

1 Figure 1: Simple solution to the doggy door problem.

图1:吠声开门问题的简单解决方案。

2 And this time, they finally found out how the doggies could survive on the isolated island.

这一次, 他们意外发现了小狗孤岛生存的秘密.

3 Beau’s ears went back and his doggy eyebrows scrunched together.

4 Take in music, food and craft vendors, a doggy parade and Doggie Drag Costume Contest at this annual neighborhood festival celebrating diversity and community pride; 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

5 Dog-eat-dog journalism of the day: The Wall Street Journal's piece about puppy interviews for prestigious doggy daycares make those trend pieces about hyper-vigilant New York prep school moms look almost sane by comparison.

6 From the bride's Vera Wang gown to a doggy on the dance floor, here are all the photos from the Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's wedding day.

7 In Warburton’s own words: "It was weird though. We’ve got both a full pool, and a doggy pool, but she hopped into the birdbath."

8 The Capitol was a rather gaunt, barn-like picture palace, with a wooden floor and seats covered with balding plush that gave off a curiously doggy smell.

9 And that is why the future of pet care is here in the form of doggy cologne …

10 Another employee collected Freebie for a day at the doggy spa.

11 The Plinth was also a hot venue for cool events, including a yoga class, concerts, bridal party photo ops and a doggy Halloween costume competition.

12 But it is great old doggy, for which I am happy to suspend as much disbelief as necessary, simply because the rewards are so great.

13 Move the little doggy.

把小狗挪开点。

14 I also bought a Hello Doggy hair band.

我还买了一个HelloDoggy 发带。

15 He’s still sleeping and shivering from the cold when I pick him up and I bury my face in his fur and breathe in his familiar doggy stink.

16 Can doggy doggerel redirect Noble Wolf’s attention from being outraged about Finland to being outraged about Iraq?

17 One doggy, two doggys.

一只小狗,两只小狗。

18 Studying its sign, Mr. Wenders waxed sardonic: “Look at that, “The world’s first doggy spa,’” he said.

19 They looked up at me with eyes that would soon grow doggy and pleading.

20 The managers of Finn’s old doggy day care, in Alexandria, brought their entire staff of nine employees.

doggy 同义词

1 摆阔

splurge

2 狗的

doggish doglike

3 似犬的

canine

7 虚饰的

pretentious

9

canine dog

11 狗一样的

dog doggish

12 装阔气的

tinhorn

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