fiddle
fiddle 英 [ˈfɪdl] 美 [ˈfɪdl]
n. 小提琴 vi. 瞎搞；拉小提琴 vt. 虚度时光；拉小提琴
进行时:fiddling 过去式:fiddled 过去分词:fiddled 第三人称单数:fiddles 名词复数:fiddles
- A fiddle is the same thing as a violin. The instrument, which has strings and is played with a bow, is more likely to be called a fiddle when it's used to play traditional or folk tunes, rather than classical music.
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- n. 小提琴
- vi. 瞎搞；拉小提琴
- vt. 虚度时光；拉小提琴
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1. You have to play your strengths like a fiddle if you are to succeed in business.
如果你想经商成功，你应该像弹小提琴一样运用你的优势。
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2. We need an experienced player who can fiddle away for hours for the country dancing.
我们需要一位有经验的、能够为乡村舞蹈连续拉好几个小时的小提琴手。
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3. But it's also a story of how a father created a legacy with his grandfather's fiddle and passed a baton to his son so that his son could fulfill his dreams.
但是这也是一个关于一位父亲如何接受祖父的小提琴的遗赠，并创造了自己遗赠，将指挥棒传到儿子手中，好让儿子实现自己的梦想。
- fiddle (n.) "stringed musical instrument, violin," late 14c., fedele, fydyll, fidel, earlier fithele, from Old English fiðele "fiddle," which is related to Old Norse fiðla, Middle Dutch vedele, Dutch vedel, Old High German fidula, German Fiedel "a fiddle;" all of uncertain origin.
- fiddle (v.) late 14c., "play upon a fiddle," from fiddle (n.); the figurative sense of "to act nervously, make idle movements, move the hands or something held in them in an idle, ineffective way" is from 1520s. Related: Fiddled; fiddling.
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