dog
🇺🇸
/dɔːɡ/
🇬🇧
/dɒɡ/
noun
A1
A four-legged animal with a tail, often kept as a pet or for work like hunting or guarding.
My dog loves to play in the park.
我的狗喜欢在公园里玩耍。
R
A male dog, fox, wolf, or otter.
The male dog in our neighborhood is very friendly.
我们社区的雄性狗非常友好。
R
Greyhound racing.
We watched the dog race at the track.
我们在赛道上观看了赛狗比赛。
R
Something of low quality or a failure.
That movie was a real dog; I didn't enjoy it at all.
那部电影真是糟糕透顶；我一点都不喜欢。
R
An offensive term for a woman considered unattractive.
He called her a dog, which was very rude.
他叫她丑八怪，这非常无礼。
R
Used after an adjective to describe a man who has done something bad.
That lazy dog never helps with the chores.
那个懒鬼从不帮忙做家务。
verb
R
To cause trouble for a long time.
Bad luck has dogged him since he lost his dog.
自从他丢了狗后，厄运就一直困扰着他。
R
To follow someone closely.
The detective dogged the suspect's every move.
侦探紧盯着嫌疑人的一举一动。
translation
狗, 公狗, 赛狗, 劣质品, 丑女, 卑鄙的人
纠缠, 尾随
词形变化
Plural
dogs
Progressive
dogging
Past
dogged
Perfect
dogged
3rd Present
dogs