英:[rɒmp]
美:[rɑmp]
英:[rɒmp]
美:[rɑmp]
vi.
嬉笑玩闹
欢快地迅速奔跑
[俚]轻易地取胜,不费力地完成
n.
顽皮嬉闹,玩闹
顽童
轻易取得的胜利
复数:romps
第三人称单数:romps
现在分词:romping
过去式:romped
过去分词:romped
rompingly (adv.), romper (n.)
noun
one that rompsespecially: a romping girl or woman
high-spirited, carefree, and boisterous play
something suggestive of such play: such as
an easy winning pacealso: runaway sense 3
verb
intransitive verb
to run or play in a lively, carefree, or boisterous manner
to move or proceed in a brisk, easy, or playful manner
to win a contest easily
1709年,“粗鲁、狂暴地玩耍、嬉戏”,可能是 ramp(动词)的变体; 但也可以参见 romp(名词)。意思是“轻松赢得(比赛)”于1888年被证实,早期常用于赛马。相关词汇: Romped; romping。
轻松取胜步法
Noun partly alteration of ramp >entry 5; partly alteration of ramp bold woman Verb alteration of ramp >entry 4
The first known use of romp was in 1662
roof1 of 2noun
the upper covering part of a building
a place to live : home
a roof over one's head
the upper boundary of the mouth
something resembling a roof in form, position, or purpose
roof2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with a roof
to provide with roofing
roof1 of 2noun
the upper covering part of a building
a place to live : home
a roof over one's head
the upper boundary of the mouth
something resembling a roof in form, position, or purpose
roof2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with a roof
to provide with roofing
roof1 of 2noun
the upper covering part of a building
a place to live : home
a roof over one's head
the upper boundary of the mouth
something resembling a roof in form, position, or purpose
roof2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with a roof
to provide with roofing
roodnoun
cross entry 1 sense 1b, crucifix
romp1 of 2noun
rough and noisy play : frolic
romp2 of 2verb
to play in a rough and noisy way
rompernoun
a child's one-piece garment with the lower part shaped like bloomers—usually used in plural
rompernoun
a child's one-piece garment with the lower part shaped like bloomers—usually used in plural
romp1 of 2noun
rough and noisy play : frolic
romp2 of 2verb
to play in a rough and noisy way
1 Filled with hedonism, betrayal, ruthless cruelty, and even murder, the show is a salacious historical romp through one of Italy’s most colorful chapters.
2 The word they came up with was "restaur-romp."
对于上述情形,该词典提供的词是“restaur-romp”。
3 Zero Jigen’s main work involved showing up at politically and socially significant events and romping around nude.
4 "The Pee-Wee Herman Show" will be the first production in the new Sondheim theater, followed by the Cole Porter romp "Anything Goes" with Sutton Foster.
5 Likewise I don't blame Live Nation for cutting the sound on Springsteen and Paul McCartney's romp through Twist and Shout/La Bamba, rather than risk losing their licence to put on shows in Hyde Park.
6 The dog romped through the daisies and weeds and tall grasses growing along the tracks.
7 Run, romp, and play daily.
每天要跑步,嘻戏,玩耍。
8 They romp around and sing up a storm.
9 The second, with producer Tyler Bates — the film composer behind scores for Hollywood action romps like "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "300" — helped him re-imagine what Marilyn Manson could sound like.
10 Despite its madcap romps, “Lady in Waiting” can make for sobering reading, and the downside of this privileged life, with its potential for tragedy, looms over three of Glenconner’s five children.
11 Liz do not enjoy romp as much as other girls do.
莉丝不像别的女孩那样喜欢嬉戏吵闹。
12 Aside from his Jump Street romp, he’s played weepie heroes in Dear John and The Vow and a stud grunt in the 2009 G.I.
13 Every year, Dorothy Vaughans children counted the days until the laboratory’s giant picnic, where they could romp and play with the other kids and eat their fill of grilled hot dogs and hamburgers.
14 This assumption dominates the westerns, war films and spy romps that Tarantino spends much of the film painstakingly re-creating, and which mean so much to his central male pairing.
15 While I was watching their romping, the thought came, “I haven’t named them.”
16 It's a hard course: very few students can romp through.
那门课程很难,很少学生能轻易通过。
17 But those with anxiety issues surrounding audience participation need not fear for their nerve endings at Mr. Malloy’s romp, directed with propulsive sweep by Rachel Chavkin.
18 Nowhere is this more apparent than in Irreplaceable You – a light-hearted romp through a couple’s lives as one of them is slowly killed by cancer.
19 “Somehow I doubt that a quick romp behind the bar was what she had in mind.”
20 Looked at through the lens of today’s painting revival, driven by artists romping through styles from Surrealism to neoclassicism, the paintings seem almost sophisticated in their slapstick simplicity.
4 毁坏
dilapidated broken-down lorn shambles crash ruin destruction wreck corrosion sabotage wreckage wrecking sandblast dilapidation wrack bust destroy ravage puckeroo break cook sink blast trash spill pickle mar perish puncture cooper jim unmake play old Harry with put the tin hat on do a job on play hell with
6 玩耍
7 风流韵事
8 嬉戏
playful rollicking frisky sportive larky gamesome larksome caper lark frolic merriment frisk jink gambol jeu skylarking sport skip skylark dally disport fun and game horse around play about horsing around jocular fun and games
9 打架
broil five fight scrap fray affray set-to brannigan dustup rammy turnup stoush mix bop brush pull caps
12 喧闹
slambang clamant rough noisy stormy Randy brassy obstreperous rorty rumbustious knockabout noise riot rattle fuss stink to-do commotion hoopla furore brouhaha rumpus ballyhoo corroboree shindy rag hoot clamour alarums and excursions
13 欢闹
festivous hilarious festive merry daft wanton frisky knockabout boffo hang-loose spree skylark whoopee razzle jollity razzle-dazzle rollick howl be on the razzle be on the razzle dazzle
14 跳舞
step measure dance drag crawl dancing bob fling pas foot struggle spin hop hoof toddle trot jolly-up pig fight toe smithing
18 嬉闹
20 轻易取胜
21 做爱