duffer

英 [ˈdʌfə(r)]

美 [ˈdʌfər]

n.  笨蛋; 傻瓜; 不中用的人

复数：duffers　

经济

BNC.35448 / COCA.29680

牛津词典

noun

• 笨蛋；傻瓜；不中用的人
  a person who is stupid or unable to do anything well

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 笨蛋;傻瓜;无用之人
  If you describe someone as aduffer, you mean that they are very bad at doing something.
  1. Waugh was a duffer at cricket.
     沃的板球打得很臭。

英英释义

noun

• an incompetent or clumsy person
  1. as a golfer he was only a duffer

双语例句

• He is a duffer at golf.
  他不善于打高尔夫球。
• Scholars and artists thrown together are often annoyed at the puzzle of where they duffer.
  学者和艺术家聚在一起时常有不知彼此区别的困扰。
• Dance with an old duffer.
  和一位老糊涂跳舞。
• I was always a bit of a duffer at maths.
  我在数学方面总是有点笨。
• Waugh was a duffer at cricket.
  沃的板球打得很臭。
• Duffer's back, Scotty Parker's back and it is going to be nice to see them again.
  达夫回来了，帕克也回来了，很高兴再次见到他们。
• As a golfer he was only a duffer.
  对于玩高尔夫球来说，他是一个笨蛋。
• Or at least the Chief Duffer is, and he's taught all the rest to be.
  至少笨蛋头儿是这样，他把其他人都教得这样。
• I was a bit of a duffer at physics.
  我在物理方面总是不行。
• She's a duffer at games.
  她在玩游戏上是个笨蛋。