waft如何读

英:[wɒft]

美:[wɑft]

waft是什么意思

vt.& vi.

吹送,飘送

使飘荡

漂浮

n.

一股

一阵微风

飘荡

风信旗

waft变形

复数:wafts

第三人称单数:wafts

现在分词:wafting

过去式:wafted

过去分词:wafted

waft英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to move or go lightly on or as if on a buoyant medium

heavenly aromas wafted from the kitchen

transitive verb

to cause to move or go lightly by or as if by the impulse of wind or waves

noun

something (such as an odor) that is wafted : whiff

a slight breeze : puff

the act of waving

a pennant or flag used to signal or to show wind direction

waft词源中文解释

约于1500年,及物动词“轻轻移动”(通过空气),可能来自中古荷兰语或中古低地德语,最终源自 wachten “守卫”(可能通过一个船守护另一个船航行的概念),与 waken “从睡梦中唤醒”有关,源自原始日耳曼语 *waht-,源自 PIE 词根 *weg- “强壮,活泼”。可能受到北方方言 waff “使来回移动”的影响(1510年代),是 wave 的变体。自1560年代起,不及物意义出现。相关: Wafted; wafting。

waft词源英文解释

Verb Middle English, perhaps from past participle of Middle English (northern dialect) waffen, by-form of Middle English waven to wave

The first known use of waft was in the 15th century

waft儿童词典英英释义

wager1 of 2noun

something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : bet

something (as the outcome of a game or race) on which a bet is made

gamble

wager2 of 2verb

to bet on the outcome of a contest or question

wager1 of 2noun

something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : bet

something (as the outcome of a game or race) on which a bet is made

gamble

wager2 of 2verb

to bet on the outcome of a contest or question

wag1 of 3verb

to move or swing to and fro or up and down especially with quick jerky movements wagged his finger as he scolded

the dog wagged its tail

wag2 of 3noun

a wagging movement

wag3 of 3noun

joker sense 1, wit

waft1 of 2verb

to move or be moved lightly by or as if by the action of wind or waves

waft2 of 2noun

a slight breeze : puff

waft 例句

1 He led me over to a vent in the floor and had me hold my hand above it and feel the warm air wafting upward.

2 The big white flakes wafted through them, dreamy and soft.

3 The Men Only sections are where the rowdy drunks and rubby-dubs hang out; they’re floored with sawdust, and the smell of spilled beer and old urine and sickness wafts out from them.

4 She coughed as a bit of dust wafted up from it.

5 I see a waft of smoke coming from the oven.

6 The smell of the spices on the chicken wafted up, and a pang of hunger hit Moss again.

7 The two ships were tilting at each other like jousters with spiked lances, the fog wafting around them as they prepared for battle.

8 The fragrance of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the apartment.

刚煮好的咖啡的那种清香,在整个房间里飘荡.

9 A scent of honey wafted up from the hives.

一股蜂蜜的香味从蜂房里飘上来.

10 Sciron wiggled his toes, and more zombie café odor wafted across the cliffs.

11 When complaints came in about the foul smells wafting from the potter’s field—smells that many feared were spreading the disease—Israel went with James Sharswood to personally inspect burial procedures.

12 But there’s a waft of warm, wretched air coming off that toilet.

13 Her sweet perfume wafted through the open door and mixed with the music from within.

14 The smell of fried chicken began to waft from the back seats.

15 As Buddy Ray approached, a pungent stench of cheap cologne failing to mask foul body odor wafted off him, the foul smell taking the lead like a Doberman he was walking.

16 The smoke had lessened, but it still wafted out the door, a dark, hazy cloud covering the entire area.

17 The fragrance of summer flowers wafted up at her.

18 When she just about fall over, a waft of fragrance makes her stop.

在她差点跌倒时, 一股幽香让她停下脚步.

19 Smoking also no longer will be allowed at some exterior locations where smoke could waft into open doorways, a violation of the ban.

同时,根据禁烟令,禁止在一些烟雾可能会飘进室内的户外区域吸烟。

20 Better still , Mr Sarkozy seems unafraid of the ideas that waft across the Atlantic.

更妙的是萨科奇似乎并不在意漂过大西洋.

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