dud 的定义
- Informal. a device, person, or enterprise that proves to be a failure.
- a shell or missile that fails to explode after being fired.
dud 近义词
failure
更多dud例句
- Financials have been a dud this year, but health care stocks are well off their March lows.
- The idea is that new small-molecule antiviral drugs could fill these “druggable pockets” so that, once the coronavirus has first entered a patient’s body, it becomes a non-infectious dud that cannot spread.
- Goldman Sachs, for one, had warned back in July that the month of August is historically a low-volume dud.
- We don’t witness the quadrillions of experiments that were absolute duds along the 4 billion year pathway to now.
- We also miss many of the lesser duds, the somewhat duds, and the turned-out-to-be-duds-in-the-end, all of which would be informative but are now lost.
- His clothing line that his friend described as “upscale and urban” was a dud.
- The trade in empty bottles should be as eyebrow-raising as the old Soviet dud-bulb biz.
- The Hollywood Reporter said the film was a dud, but Holmes plays neatly against type.
- She turns in dud stories, misses deadlines, and is prone to occasionally sleeping with her young, struggling musician sources.
- The prank itself seems meaningless, and the reaction was un-extraordinary: all in all, a dud.
- While they were laughing, along came Dud the gum hunter, bearing a chicken with him.
- I wonder if our friend Dud isn't just giving us a wrong steer, or is this what he meant we should find?
- I for one am anxious to try that trout brook old Dud told us of.
- He then bade Mary a "Dud by" in bad English, and set off in a run in a northern direction for the purpose of joining the whites.
- These seemed to flit through the air, and always landed with a soft-sounding "phutt" very like a dud.