英语词组goofing是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

goof

1. verb To make a blunder or mistake. Boy, I really goofed on that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer?

2. verb To use drugs recreationally. I don't think you realize how dangerous it is to goof like you're doing.

3. verb To lose control of one's body (as by slobbering) due to heroin usage. He's goofing now—how much smack did you give him?

4. noun A blunder or mistake. Boy, I really made a goof on that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer?

5. noun One who is prone to silly behavior. Hey, you goofs in the back row need to calm down and be quiet!

goof off

1. verb To engage in aimless recreation or frivolous time-wasting; to fool around. Quit goofing off and get to work on your book report already!

2. noun One who is apt to waste time and fool around. In this usage, the phrase is usually hyphenated. Hey, you goof-offs in the back row need to calm down and be quiet!

goof on (someone or something)

To mock or tease someone or make fun of something. Sarah's a very sensitive kid, so don't goof on her.

goof around

To engage in aimless recreation or frivolous time-wasting; to fool around. Quit goofing around and get back to work already! You'd probably have better grades if you didn't goof around so much in class.

goof up

1. To bungle something or make a mistake. Boy, I really goofed up that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer?

2. To cause someone to bungle something or make a mistake. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "goof" and "up." There was a mistake in her notes that really goofed me up and caused me to get a negative number as my answer.

goofball

1. slang Someone prone to behaving in a silly manner. Jimmy's such a goofball—of course he's the class clown. Good luck getting these goofballs to calm down and listen to you!

2. slang Someone deemed stupid and silly. I wouldn't trust that goofball with such an important task.

3. slang A pill with a tranquilizing effect (often because it contains barbiturates), taken recreationally. Tad took a goofball last night and passed out, man.

goof-proof

1. verb To make something difficult to ruin or spoil. With all the mishaps so far, I see that you guys didn't exactly goof-proof this plan, huh?

2. adjective Describing something that has been made difficult to ruin or spoil. With all the mishaps so far, I see that your brilliant plan isn't exactly goof-proof, huh?

3. adjective Describing something that is difficult to misuse or make a mistake with. Clear nail polish is goof-proof—I don't trust myself to paint my own nails with anything else!

goof around

to act silly. The kids were all goofing around, waiting for the bus. Stop goofing around!

goof off

to waste time. John is always goofing off. Quit goofing off and get to work!

goof on someone

Inf. to tease or kid someone. I don't believe you. I think you're just goofing on me.

goof someone or something up

Inf. to mess someone or something up; to ruin someone's plans; to make something nonfunctional. Who goofed this machine up? Who goofed up the machine?

goof up (on something)

Inf. to make an error with something; to blunder while doing something. Please don't goof up on this job. If you goof up one more time, you're finished.

goofed (up)

1. Inf. messed up; out of order. All my papers are goofed up. Everything on my desk is goofed. Who's been here?

2. Inf. confused; distraught. I'm sort of goofed up today. I think I'm coming down with something. I was up too late last night, and now I'm all goofed up.

goof on

Make fun of, mock, as in He was always goofing on his little brother. [Slang; mid-1900s]

goof up

Blunder, make a mistake, spoil. For example, I really goofed up and got all the dates wrong. This expression emerged in the military during World War II, along with the synonymous goof off. Quite often up is omitted, as in Sorry, I goofed. [Slang; c. 1940]

goof around

To act foolishly, playfully, or without a clear sense of purpose: The students who goofed around all semester failed the course.

goof off

To waste time, especially by acting foolishly or frivolously: The students spent their free time goofing off instead of working on the project.

goof up

1. To make a mistake, especially out of confusion or ignorance: You really goofed up by not telling your parents you were leaving. I didn't follow the instructions for the job carefully, so I goofed up.

2. To cause someone or something to blunder: The directions to the park were confusing and they goofed me up. You're not alone in getting lost; that fork in the road goofs up everybody.

3. To perform something badly; blunder in executing something: You really goofed up the spelling section of the test. The band didn't rehearse enough before the concert and really goofed the march up.

goof

(guf)

1. n. a foolish oaf; a goofy person. Don’t be a goof. Get with it.

2. in. to use heroin or some other addictive drugs without intending to become addicted; to play around (with heroin). (Drugs.) Gert spent the first few years just goofing.

3. in. to scratch, nod, and slobber after an injection of heroin. (Drugs.) She has been goofing for an hour.

4. and goof up in. to make a blunder. This time, you goofed. I’m afraid I goofed up.

5. n. a blunder; an error. This goof is yours, not mine.

goof up

verb

See goof

goof off

1. and goof around in. to waste time. You guys are goofing off again! Get busy. Stop goofing around.

2. n. a time-waster; a jerk. (Usually goof-off.) I’m no goof-off, but I am no scholar either.

goof around

verb

See goof off

goof on someone

in. to play a prank on someone; to involve someone in a deception. Hey, don’t goof on me. I’m your buddy!

goof something up

tv. to mess something up. I hope I don’t goof up the report again.

goofball

1. and goofer n. a stupid person; a fool. You are such a silly goofball. What a clumsy goofer!

2. n. a barbiturate tablet. (Drugs.) How many goofballs did you take to get like this?

goofed (up)

1. mod. messed up; out of order. All my papers are goofed up.

2. mod. confused; distraught. I was up too late last night, and now I’m all goofed up.

3. mod. high on drugs. Bob’s a little goofed up after partying too much.

goofed

verb

See goofed up

goof-proof

1. mod. foolproof; not subject to misuse. This scheme is not goof-proof, but it’s pretty sound.

2. tv. to make something foolproof; to take action to see that something cannot be misused. See if this can be goof-proofed by Monday evening.

词组	goofing
释义	(redirected from goofing) goof 1. verb To make a blunder or mistake. Boy, I really goofed on that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer? 2. verb To use drugs recreationally. I don't think you realize how dangerous it is to goof like you're doing. 3. verb To lose control of one's body (as by slobbering) due to heroin usage. He's goofing now—how much smack did you give him? 4. noun A blunder or mistake. Boy, I really made a goof on that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer? 5. noun One who is prone to silly behavior. Hey, you goofs in the back row need to calm down and be quiet! goof off 1. verb To engage in aimless recreation or frivolous time-wasting; to fool around. Quit goofing off and get to work on your book report already! 2. noun One who is apt to waste time and fool around. In this usage, the phrase is usually hyphenated. Hey, you goof-offs in the back row need to calm down and be quiet! goof on (someone or something) To mock or tease someone or make fun of something. Sarah's a very sensitive kid, so don't goof on her. goof around To engage in aimless recreation or frivolous time-wasting; to fool around. Quit goofing around and get back to work already! You'd probably have better grades if you didn't goof around so much in class. goof up 1. To bungle something or make a mistake. Boy, I really goofed up that math problem. How did I get a negative number as my answer? 2. To cause someone to bungle something or make a mistake. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "goof" and "up." There was a mistake in her notes that really goofed me up and caused me to get a negative number as my answer. goofball 1. slang Someone prone to behaving in a silly manner. Jimmy's such a goofball—of course he's the class clown. Good luck getting these goofballs to calm down and listen to you! 2. slang Someone deemed stupid and silly. I wouldn't trust that goofball with such an important task. 3. slang A pill with a tranquilizing effect (often because it contains barbiturates), taken recreationally. Tad took a goofball last night and passed out, man. goof-proof 1. verb To make something difficult to ruin or spoil. With all the mishaps so far, I see that you guys didn't exactly goof-proof this plan, huh? 2. adjective Describing something that has been made difficult to ruin or spoil. With all the mishaps so far, I see that your brilliant plan isn't exactly goof-proof, huh? 3. adjective Describing something that is difficult to misuse or make a mistake with. Clear nail polish is goof-proof—I don't trust myself to paint my own nails with anything else! goof around to act silly. The kids were all goofing around, waiting for the bus. Stop goofing around! goof off to waste time. John is always goofing off. Quit goofing off and get to work! goof on someone Inf. to tease or kid someone. I don't believe you. I think you're just goofing on me. goof someone or something up Inf. to mess someone or something up; to ruin someone's plans; to make something nonfunctional. Who goofed this machine up? Who goofed up the machine? goof up (on something) Inf. to make an error with something; to blunder while doing something. Please don't goof up on this job. If you goof up one more time, you're finished. goofed (up) 1. Inf. messed up; out of order. All my papers are goofed up. Everything on my desk is goofed. Who's been here? 2. Inf. confused; distraught. I'm sort of goofed up today. I think I'm coming down with something. I was up too late last night, and now I'm all goofed up. goof on Make fun of, mock, as in He was always goofing on his little brother. [Slang; mid-1900s] goof up Blunder, make a mistake, spoil. For example, I really goofed up and got all the dates wrong. This expression emerged in the military during World War II, along with the synonymous goof off. Quite often up is omitted, as in Sorry, I goofed. [Slang; c. 1940] goof around v. To act foolishly, playfully, or without a clear sense of purpose: The students who goofed around all semester failed the course. goof off v. To waste time, especially by acting foolishly or frivolously: The students spent their free time goofing off instead of working on the project. goof up v. 1. To make a mistake, especially out of confusion or ignorance: You really goofed up by not telling your parents you were leaving. I didn't follow the instructions for the job carefully, so I goofed up. 2. To cause someone or something to blunder: The directions to the park were confusing and they goofed me up. You're not alone in getting lost; that fork in the road goofs up everybody. 3. To perform something badly; blunder in executing something: You really goofed up the spelling section of the test. The band didn't rehearse enough before the concert and really goofed the march up. goof (guf) 1. n. a foolish oaf; a goofy person. Don’t be a goof. Get with it. 2. in. to use heroin or some other addictive drugs without intending to become addicted; to play around (with heroin). (Drugs.) Gert spent the first few years just goofing. 3. in. to scratch, nod, and slobber after an injection of heroin. (Drugs.) She has been goofing for an hour. 4. and goof up in. to make a blunder. This time, you goofed. I’m afraid I goofed up. 5. n. a blunder; an error. This goof is yours, not mine. goof up verb See goof goof off 1. and goof around in. to waste time. You guys are goofing off again! Get busy. Stop goofing around. 2. n. a time-waster; a jerk. (Usually goof-off.) I’m no goof-off, but I am no scholar either. goof around verb See goof off goof on someone in. to play a prank on someone; to involve someone in a deception. Hey, don’t goof on me. I’m your buddy! goof something up tv. to mess something up. I hope I don’t goof up the report again. goofball 1. and goofer n. a stupid person; a fool. You are such a silly goofball. What a clumsy goofer! 2. n. a barbiturate tablet. (Drugs.) How many goofballs did you take to get like this? goofed (up) 1. mod. messed up; out of order. All my papers are goofed up. 2. mod. confused; distraught. I was up too late last night, and now I’m all goofed up. 3. mod. high on drugs. Bob’s a little goofed up after partying too much. goofed verb See goofed up goof-proof 1. mod. foolproof; not subject to misuse. This scheme is not goof-proof, but it’s pretty sound. 2. tv. to make something foolproof; to take action to see that something cannot be misused. See if this can be goof-proofed by Monday evening.
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