fluff基本解释
n.软毛；绒毛；无价值物；失误
v.（使）变柔软；搞糟；忘词
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过去式: fluffed 过去分词: fluffed 现在分词: fluffing 第三人称单数: fluffs
n.软毛；绒毛；无价值物；失误
v.（使）变柔软；搞糟；忘词
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过去式: fluffed 过去分词: fluffed 现在分词: fluffing 第三人称单数: fluffs
fluff
noun
1. a blunder (especially an actor's forgetting the lines)
2. something of little value or significance
Synonym: bagatellefripperyfrivolity
3. any light downy material
verb
1. ruffle (one's hair) by combing the ends towards the scalp, for a full effect
Synonym: tease
2. erect or fluff up
e.g. the bird ruffled its feathers
Synonym: ruffle
3. make a mess of, destroy or ruin
e.g. I botched the dinner and we had to eat out
the pianist screwed up the difficult passage in the second movement
Synonym: botchbodgebumblefumblebotch upmuffblowflubscrew upball upspoilmuck upbunglebollixbollix upbollocksbollocks upbobblemishandlelouse upfoul upmess upfuck up
1. (织物上的)绒毛，蓬松毛团;(小动物的)绒毛
Fluff consists of soft threads or fibres in the form of small, light balls or lumps. For example, you can refer to the fur of a small animal as fluff .
e.g. ...the nestbox which contained two chicks: just small grey balls of fluff...
窝里有两只雏鸟：看上去还只是两个灰色的毛毛球
e.g. She noticed some bits of fluff on the sleeve of her sweater.
她发现羊毛衫的袖口上起了一些毛球。
2. 出错;搞砸
If you fluff something that you are trying to do, you are unsuccessful or you do it badly.
fluff的近义词
e.g. She fluffed her interview at Oxford.
她在牛津的面试搞砸了。
3. 抖松(靠垫、羽毛等);使蓬松
If you fluff things such as cushions or feathers, you get a lot of air into them, for example by shaking or brushing them, in order to make them seem larger and lighter.
fluff的近义词
e.g. She stood up and fluffed her hair, wiggling her fingers through it and then throwing it back.
她站起身来，弄松了头发，将手指穿过发丝，然后把头发向后一甩。
1. 击球失误：Flight 飞球距离 | Fluff 击球失误 | Fly ball 高飞球
2. 失误：fluent aphasia 空洞型失语症 | fluff 失误 | fluid ability 流动能力
3. fluff是什么意思
3. (輕鬆)：First Time(第一次) | Fluff(輕鬆) | Future Fic(未來)
4. 扶啦扶(扶不起来). 柔 毛：fluff 扶啦扶(扶不起来) 柔 毛 | flurry 飞来瑞(雪) 风 雪 | flush 飞来雪 (冻的脸)发红
I saw fluff and dust..under the bed.
出自：E. OTo reach a clear decision, with nothing fluffed or obscure.
出自：H. Wilson
