英语词组mud是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

mud

1. noun

excrement AUSTRALIA, 1993.

unprocessed opium; opium; heroin US, 1915.

coffee US, 1875.

chemical fire retardant dropped from the air US, 2000.

in circus and carnival usage, any cheap merchandise used as a prize US, 1981.

on the Internet, a multi-user dungeon, a text-based, networked, mutliparticipant virtual reality system US, 1995.

a billiard ball US, 1993.► up to mudno good AUSTRALIA, 1931

2. verb

(used of a racehorse) to run well on muddy track conditions US, 1978

idiommud(as) clear as mudclear/easy to understand used in order to say that something is not at all clear or easy to understand:What the politicians actually mean is still as clear as mud, their words are open to so many different interpretations.Ideally you need some one-to-one tuition on your PC, once you have had time to work out which bits are clear as daylight and which are clear as mud.drag sb through the mud/dirt(also drag sb's name, reputation etc through the mud)used when you disapprove because people have harmed someone by saying that they did something wrong:The lawyers dragged my son through the dirt and talked as though Bella hadn't done anything wrong at all.I hope that the Mayor will apologize to the two officers for dragging their good names through the mud.here's mud in your eyeLuckyold-fashioned used for wishing someone good luck when you are having a drink together:Colin lifted his glass. "Here's mud in your eye," he said as he laughed.mud sticks BrEBrEused in order to say that if people say something bad about you, a lot of people will believe it, or begin to like you less, even if it is not true:"Everyone knows now that it wasn't you that was following Jenny." "Yes but mud sticks."The press has thrown a lot of mud at Frank Bruno, but somehow the mud does not seem to stick.sling/throw mudto publicly criticize someone or say that they have done wrong, especially so that you can get an advantage over them ◆ used especially in politics:The Senator has started running television ads accusing the Democrats of throwing mud at him.Ms Stumbo's story slings a lot of mud but contains no real facts.mud-slinging: Newspaper editors have begun to grow tired of their mud-slinging exercises against the Royal Family.

See:

(as) clear as mud
(one's) name is mud
a stick-in-the-mud
as clear as mud
be as clear as mud
be dragged through the mud
Bottoms up!
clear as mud
drag (one's) name through the mud
fling mud
fling mud at (one)
fling/sling/throw mud
Here’s mud in your eye
here's mud in your eye
here's mud in your eye!
muck-raking
mud duck
mud sticks
my name is mud
name is mud, one's
one's name is mud
sling mud
sling mud at
sling mud at (one)
someone's name is mud
stick in the mud
stick in the mud, old
stick-in-the-mud
throw enough mud at the wall, some of it will stick
throw mud
throw mud at (one)
your name is mud
your, his, etc. name is mud

词组	mud
释义	mud 1. noun 1 excrement AUSTRALIA, 1993. 2 unprocessed opium; opium; heroin US, 1915. 3 coffee US, 1875. 4 chemical fire retardant dropped from the air US, 2000. 5 in circus and carnival usage, any cheap merchandise used as a prize US, 1981. 6 on the Internet, a multi-user dungeon, a text-based, networked, mutliparticipant virtual reality system US, 1995. 7 a billiard ball US, 1993.► up to mudno good AUSTRALIA, 1931 2. verb (used of a racehorse) to run well on muddy track conditions US, 1978 idiommud(as) clear as mudclear/easy to understand used in order to say that something is not at all clear or easy to understand:What the politicians actually mean is still as clear as mud, their words are open to so many different interpretations.Ideally you need some one-to-one tuition on your PC, once you have had time to work out which bits are clear as daylight and which are clear as mud.drag sb through the mud/dirt(also drag sb's name, reputation etc through the mud)used when you disapprove because people have harmed someone by saying that they did something wrong:The lawyers dragged my son through the dirt and talked as though Bella hadn't done anything wrong at all.I hope that the Mayor will apologize to the two officers for dragging their good names through the mud.here's mud in your eyeLuckyold-fashioned used for wishing someone good luck when you are having a drink together:Colin lifted his glass. "Here's mud in your eye," he said as he laughed.mud sticks BrEBrEused in order to say that if people say something bad about you, a lot of people will believe it, or begin to like you less, even if it is not true:"Everyone knows now that it wasn't you that was following Jenny." "Yes but mud sticks."The press has thrown a lot of mud at Frank Bruno, but somehow the mud does not seem to stick.sling/throw mudto publicly criticize someone or say that they have done wrong, especially so that you can get an advantage over them ◆ used especially in politics:The Senator has started running television ads accusing the Democrats of throwing mud at him.Ms Stumbo's story slings a lot of mud but contains no real facts.mud-slinging: Newspaper editors have begun to grow tired of their mud-slinging exercises against the Royal Family. See: (as) clear as mud (one's) name is mud a stick-in-the-mud as clear as mud be as clear as mud be dragged through the mud Bottoms up! clear as mud drag (one's) name through the mud fling mud fling mud at (one) fling/sling/throw mud Here’s mud in your eye here's mud in your eye here's mud in your eye! muck-raking mud duck mud sticks my name is mud name is mud, one's one's name is mud sling mud sling mud at sling mud at (one) someone's name is mud stick in the mud stick in the mud, old stick-in-the-mud throw enough mud at the wall, some of it will stick throw mud throw mud at (one) your name is mud your, his, etc. name is mud
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