fool away

英 [fuːl əˈweɪ]

美 [fuːl əˈweɪ]

浪费

英英释义

verb

• spend frivolously and unwisely
  1. Fritter away one's inheritance
  Synonym:fritterfrivol awaydissipateshootfritter awayfool

双语例句

• A burglar broke into a funeral home in Burjassot, a small town just outside Valencia and tried to fool police by playing dead, but two things gave him away.
  一名窃贼闯入巴伦西亚附近小镇布里亚索特的一家殡仪馆，试图装死来欺骗警察，但是有两处破绽让他现形。
• Don't fool away your time in public houses.
  不要把你的时间浪费在酒吧里。
• She is a great fool for going away, if she liked him.
  要是她喜欢他而又走开，那真是个大傻瓜呢。
• When I was young I used to fool away the summer holidays.
  当我年轻时我总是浪费了暑假。
• The time when people are taken in, they will shouted "April fool" with a smile and run away.
  当人们发现的时候，他们他们就一边喊着“四月傻瓜”，一边笑着跑开去。
• It's no use trying to fool me? I could see your intentions from a mile away.
  不用愚弄我了-我从很远就能看出你的用意了。
• Wun Wun gaped at him with fascination, but when the giant reached for him the fool hopped back away, jingling.
  旺·旺着迷地瞪着他看，可是等他伸手去捉，弄臣叮叮当当地向后跳开了。
• "Then you must be a fool," then tuna said. And with a disdainful flick of his tail, he swam away.
  那你肯定是个傻瓜，金枪鱼说。然后他轻蔑甩了一下尾巴游走了。
• What a fool I was to bargain away my best dishes for this worthless furniture.
  我真傻，用我最好的餐具换了这不值钱的家具。
• The manager was no fool to be led blindly away by such an errant proposition as this, but his situation was peculiar.
  经理可不傻，还不至于会盲目地被这样的一念之差引入岐途，但是他今天的情况特殊。