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fuddy-duddy

/fuhd-ee-duhd-ee, -duhd-ee/US // ˈfʌd iˌdʌd i, -ˈdʌd i //UK // (ˈfʌdɪˌdʌdɪ) //

老顽童,老顽固,胖子

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural fud·dy-dud·dies.Also fuddy.

    • : a person who is stuffy, old-fashioned, and conservative.
    • : a person who is fussy or picayune about details; fussbudget.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : stuffy, old-fashioned, and conservative.
    • : fussy; picayune.

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Examples

  • “Republicans and conservatives are often criticized as being humorless fuddy-duddies,” he said.

  • All of these things I have studiously avoided, perhaps at the cost of my own pleasure and the appearance of fuddy-duddiness.

  • Especially when faced with young fuddy-duddies intent on maintaining the status quo.

  • Not until he was well past Eldorado did he overtake Duddy and Fuddy and the trap.

  • Come awa in by to the muckle chair—Whar is he himsel, the muckle duddy feltered gouk?

  • Don't listen to the pestilential fuddy-duds who do not approve of tobacco, particularly the fussy-old-maids.

  • The amiable fuddy-duddy playing little politics in Washington became a gentleman of war.

  • And now he was like the others in the party—an amiable fuddy-duddy.