dabbling

英 [ˈdæblɪŋ]

美 [ˈdæblɪŋ]

v.  涉猎; 涉足; 浅尝; 玩水; 嬉水
dabble的现在分词

复数：dabblings　现在分词：dabbling　

柯林斯词典

• VERB . 涉猎;浅尝
  If youdabble insomething, you take part in it but not very seriously
  1. He dabbled in business...
     他搞过一点生意。
  2. She dabbled with drugs...
     她沾过毒品。
  3. Magicians do not dabble, they work hard.
     魔术师可不是随便玩两下的，他们下了苦功钻研。

双语例句

• With quickly development of international finance business, international finance contents is becoming wider and wider and dabbling at more and more knowledge.
  摘要随着国际金融业务活动的迅猛发展，国际金融课程的内容越来越广泛，涉猎的知识越来越多。
• In fact quite a few big companies are already dabbling in gaming to try to inject a bit more oomph into their staff.
  其实，已经有不少大公司开始尝试利用游戏来给员工注入更多活力。
• Any of various small short-necked dabbling river ducks of Europe and America.
  欧洲和美洲的各种短颈的小钻水鸭。
• It is believed that he first began dabbling in plastic surgery at this time.
  相信就是在那时他第一次开始尝试做整形手术。
• But more recently, all sorts of unexpected industries have started dabbling in subscription-based business models, offering anything from online software to toothbrushes to genome sequencing for a flat monthly fee.
  但最近，各种令人意想不到的行业纷纷开始采用订阅式商业模式，按每月固定费率提供从在线软件到牙刷，再到基因组测序等各种商品和服务。
• But companies thinking of dabbling in word-of-mouth methods should be wary.
  但考虑涉足口碑营销方式的公司应谨慎行事。
• Harry, son of heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his late ex-wife Princess Diana, earned a reputation when he was younger as a royal wild child after he admitted in 2002 dabbling in marijuana and under-age drinking.
  哈里王子是英国王储查尔斯和已故前妻戴安娜王妃的小儿子，在年轻时就以放荡不羁著称。他在2002年承认吸食大麻，且未达法定年龄就饮酒。
• Other B-Schools are dabbling in video, but most still offer alternatives to camera-shy candidates.
  其他商学院也开始启动视频申请环节，但大多数学校依然给那些不愿上镜的候选人提供了一些替代选择。
• Although the early September weather was sultry, her arm, from her dabbling in the curds, was as cold and damp to his mouth as a new-gathered mushroom, and tasted of the whey.
  虽然九月初的气候还很闷热，但是苔丝的胳膊因为放在凝乳里，所以他的嘴感到又湿润又冰冷，就像刚采的蘑菇一样，还带有奶清的味道。
• He got his fingers badly burnt dabbling in the stock-market.
  他在证券市场胡乱买卖而大吃苦头。