英:[pʌft]
美:[ pʌft]
英:[pʌft]
美:[ pʌft]
adj.
疏松的
v.
使喷出( puff的过去式和过去分词 )
喷着汽(或烟)移动
吹嘘
吹捧
verb
intransitive verb
to blow in short gusts
to breathe hard : pant
to emit small whiffs or clouds (as of smoke) often as an accompaniment to vigorous action
puff at a pipe
to speak or act in a scornful, conceited, or exaggerated manner
to become distended : swell—usually used with up
to open or appear in or as if in a puff
to form a chromosomal puff
transitive verb
to emit, propel, blow, or expel by or as if by puffs : waft
to draw on (a cigar, cigarette, pipe, etc.) with intermittent exhalations of smoke
to distend with or as if with air or gas : inflate
to make proud or conceited : elate
to praise extravagantly and usually with exaggeration
authors puffing their own work
noun
an act or instance of puffing : whiff
a slight explosive sound accompanying a puff
a perceptible cloud or aura emitted in a puff
draw sense 1a
a light round hollow pastry
a slight swelling : protuberance
a fluffy mass: such as
a commendatory or promotional notice or review
an enlarged region of a chromosome that is associated with intensely active genes involved in RNA synthesis
adjective
of, relating to, or designed for promotion or flattery
a puff piece in the paper
puffed food膨化食品
puffed rice爆米花,泡米
Verb Middle English, from Old English pyffan, of imitative origin
The first known use of puff was before the 12th century
puff1 of 3verb
to blow in short gusts
to breathe hard : pant
puffed as we climbed the hill
to blow by or as if by puffs
the locomotive puffed smoke
to swell or become swollen with or as if with air puffed up with pride
the sprained ankle puffed up
puff2 of 3noun
an act or instance of puffing : whiff, gust
a cloud (as of smoke or steam) given off in a puff
a light pastry that rises high in baking
a slight swelling
a small fluffy pad for applying cosmetic powder
a quilted bed covering
puff3 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or designed for promotion or flattery
a puff piece
puffinnoun
any of several seabirds that are related to the auks and have a short thick neck and a deep grooved bill marked with different colors
puffernoun
one that puffs
puffer fish
puff1 of 3verb
to blow in short gusts
to breathe hard : pant
puffed as we climbed the hill
to blow by or as if by puffs
the locomotive puffed smoke
to swell or become swollen with or as if with air puffed up with pride
the sprained ankle puffed up
puff2 of 3noun
an act or instance of puffing : whiff, gust
a cloud (as of smoke or steam) given off in a puff
a light pastry that rises high in baking
a slight swelling
a small fluffy pad for applying cosmetic powder
a quilted bed covering
puff3 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or designed for promotion or flattery
a puff piece
1 “There are more of us than there are of them, lads,” he said, chest puffed out.
2 He spelled out the conclusion—making speaking movements with his mouth, while the rushes tapped and the smoke puffed and the wind howled.
3 Her lips resemble two leeches puffed up from gorging on blood.
4 As we strode away from the counter with tickets in hand, Horace’s chest puffed out like a peacock’s.
5 She sat a bit slouched at one end of the back seat, not offering her puffed rice to anyone.
6 He puffed thoughtfully at his pipe, then continued.
7 The dancer held up a doll and puffed out the skirt of its dress so that it opened prettily like a fully blown flower.
8 He puffed on cigars, his eyes shining through a veil of blue smoke.
9 “Does everyone here grow the way you do?” puffed Milo when he had caught up.
10 Her cheeks puffed with rage, Marigold flung her father’s things on top of Zane’s plunder and squeezed closed the lid of the suitcase.
11 Sahar, one of the younger cousins, leaned forward and puffed out her chubby cheeks.
12 Now some are puffed up, as though I would not come to you.
有些人自高自大,以为我不到你们那里去。
13 The old soldier puffed a cloud of smoke.
14 She puffed up her feathers as she sat on my hand.
15 August stares at Silver Star and exhales through puffed cheeks.
16 She reached into her straw bag in search of something, then pulled out a packet of puffed rice.
17 His face was a little puffed.
他的脸有点肿。
18 She washed her face and put on make-up, combed and puffed her hair in a loose pompadour.
19 A rising heat puffed at her face, soft and sudden as a lover's breath, but in seconds it had grown too hot to bear.
20 She sat on the porch puffing on a cigarette.
1 蓬松
2 呼吸困难
3 上气不接下气
4 喘气的
5 气喘吁吁
breathlessly pantingly gaspingly breathless panting breathlessness huff wheezy puff huff and puff puff and pant
6 膨胀
dilatant dilatative expanded swollen bloat bloated baggy spongy turgid bouffant bulgy pouchy bladdery tumid intumescent dilative distent expansion swell swelling bulge dilation puffiness dilatation distension turgor turgidity dilatancy intumescence bulk pooch intumesce expand blow balloon strut inflate dilate bilge distend plim sufflate bag puff huff tish overblow
8 呼吸急促的
11 气喘吁吁的
12 气吁吁
13 喘气
blown short-winded pant gasp blow sob wind breathe blow short
14 上气不接下气的
16 膨胀的
dilatant dilatative expanded swollen bloat bloated baggy spongy turgid bouffant bulgy pouchy bladdery tumid intumescent dilative distent
17 蓬起