stooging
英[stuːdʒ] 美[studʒ]

n.(提供笑料,帮腔,作笑谑对象的)丑角的配角；〈口〉善于逗笑的人

v.充当帮手[帮闲]；〈美俚〉给丑角帮腔

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变形

复数：stooges 现在分词：stooging 过去分词：stooged

英英释义

stooge[ stu:dʒ ]

• n.
  • a person of unquestioning obedience

    同义词：flunkyflunkeyyes-man

  • a victim of ridicule or pranks

    同义词：buttgoatlaughingstock

• v.
  • cruise in slow or routine flights
  • act as the stooge

    "His role was to stooge for the popular comedian"

  • act as a stooge, in a compliant or subordinate manner

    "He stooged for the flamboyant Senator"

双语例句

1.Ihavebeenstoogingaboutat 25000feetfor3 hours or so.我一直在25000英尺的上空巡航，已近三个小时了。

权威例句

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