troll
🇺🇸
/trəʊl/
🇬🇧
/trɒl/
noun
R
A mythical creature from Scandinavian folklore, often depicted as a large, ugly humanoid.
In the old tales, trolls were known to live in caves and mountains, causing trouble for travelers.
在古老的傳說中，人們認為巨魔居住在洞穴和山中，給旅行者帶來麻煩。
R
A person who posts inflammatory or off-topic messages in an online community with the primary intent of provoking others.
The forum was filled with trolls trying to derail the conversation.
論壇上充滿了故意搗亂的網路酸民。
verb
R
To fish by moving a baited line through the water.
The anglers were trolling for salmon in the river.
垂釣者在河裡釣鮭魚。
R
To search widely for something, especially by looking through a large amount of data or content.
She spent hours trolling through old emails to find the receipt.
她花了幾個小時翻閱舊郵件尋找收據。
R
To deliberately provoke people by posting inflammatory or off-topic messages online.
He was banned from the website for trolling other users.
他因在網站上惡意搗亂而被禁止訪問。
translation
巨怪, 網路酸民
拖釣, 廣泛搜尋, 網路挑釁
詞形變化
3rd Present
trolls
Past
trolled
Perfect
trolled
Progressive
trolling
Plural
trolls