bum 的 5 个定义
bummed, bum·ming.
- Informal. to borrow without expectation of returning; get for nothing; cadge: He's always bumming cigarettes from me.
- Slang. to ruin or spoil: The weather bummed our whole weekend.
bummed, bum·ming.
- to sponge on others for a living; lead an idle or dissolute life.
- to live as a hobo.
bum·mer, bum·mest.
- Slang. of poor, wretched, or miserable quality; unsatisfactory: I figured $300 was a bum deal for a minor repair, but I paid it anyway.
- Slang. fraudulent or fake: He was accused of issuing a bum check for $2920.
- Slang. disappointing; unpleasant.
- (5)
- bum around, Informal. to travel, wander, or spend one's time aimlessly: We bummed around for a couple of hours after work.
bum 近义词
beggar
由bum构成的短语
- bum around
- bum out
- bum rap
- bum steer
- on the blink (bum)
更多bum例句
- Neither high-rise nor bikini style, it sits a couple of inches below the belly button and provides full bum coverage—nothing fancy, just a classic fit.
- So, if you were ever bummed out in the way Feld suggested, cheer up—the reality is much more complicated than the headline.
- So in late 1975, they bummed around all up and down the California heartland, casing various country towns and accounting for their advantages and disadvantages.
- I glanced up and saw it was none other than the stranger who had bummed cigarettes from us.
- When I was 27, I quit my job to travel and ski-bum, and by that point I had managed to save a small sum that could float me for a year.
- Rumours that Lego are producing a new clip-on Pippa Bum are unfounded.
- Bum-boats selling goods before sunrising and after sunsetting are very hardly dealt with.
- So Jack gave the cow to the man and took the Bum-clock himself, and started for home.
- And when the man lifted the Bum-clock and put it in his pocket, everybody stopped jigging and dancing and everyone laughed loud.
- An intelligent correspondent suggests that brandy would be about the thing, but that it should be labelled "Bay Bum."
- They served us desserts made with Bum Berry goo As we danced to the tune of the didgeridoo.