diddled

diddled

美 [ˈdɪd(ə)l] 　英 ['dɪd(ə)l]

• v.骗(钱等)；浪费(时间)；快速摇动；前后移动
• 网络骗取；诈骗；欺骗

词形变化

第三人称单数：diddles  现在分词：diddling  过去式：diddled  

英汉解释

v.	1. 骗(钱等) 2. 浪费(时间) 3. 快速摇动 4. 前后移动,前后摇摆

英英解释

v.	1. to spend time doing something in a way that is not very serious 2. to trick or cheat someone

例句

The children diddled with the knobs on the television all afternoon .

这些孩子一下午都在玩弄电视机钮。

The were diddled out of a chance for further education, only because of their poor families.

他们被剥夺了继续受教育的机会只是因为家境贫寒。

The salesman diddled the woman out of her money.

那推销员把这位妇女的钱骗到手。

He diddled me out of $ 50 and I can do nothing about it.

他从我手中骗去50美元，我无可奈何。

It's regrettable that you diddled away the whole afternoon.

真可惜，你把整个下午浪费掉了。

I've been diddled ! Half of these tomatoes are bad!

我上当了！这些番茄一半是坏的！

The clever salesman diddled me out of 200 dollars.

那个狡猾的推销员骗走我200美元。

The cardsharper diddled John out of $ 100.

那个打版经常作弊的人从约翰那里骗取了100美元。

They diddled with the washing machine, but it still wouldn't work.

他们摆弄了洗衣机，但仍不能用。

i know it ' s a cheap wine . but i don ' t like being diddled

我知道这瓶酒很便宜.不过我不想上当受骗

you are being diddled . they chuck all kinds of things in

你已经上当受骗了.他们什么东西都往里扔