fiddle
🇺🇸
/ˈfɪdl/
🇬🇧
/ˈfɪdl/
verb
R
to move or touch something over and over because you are bored or nervous
During the meeting, I started to fiddle with my pen because I was getting anxious.
在会议中，我因为感到焦虑开始玩弄我的笔。
R
to secretly change numbers or information to steal money or get some benefit
She found a way to fiddle the system and made some illegal money.
她找到了一个操纵系统并赚了一些非法的钱。
R
to play a violin
At the family gathering, my uncle began to fiddle some merry tunes.
在家庭聚会上，我的叔叔开始演奏一些欢快的曲子。
noun
R
a stringed musical instrument held under the chin and played with a bow
She carefully placed her fiddle back in its case after the concert.
演唱会后，她小心地把她的小提琴放回琴盒。
R
a dishonest way to get money
Running some elaborate fiddle, he managed to avoid taxes for years.
通过一些复杂的手段，他设法多年避税。
R
a task that is hard to do
Fixing the ancient clock turned out to be quite a fiddle.
修理这块古老的钟表证明是相当复杂的。
translation
摆弄, 篡改, 拉小提琴
小提琴, 骗局, 难事
词形变化
3rd Present
fiddles
Past
fiddled
Perfect
fiddled
Progressive
fiddling
Plural
fiddles