英语词组fudge是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

fudge packer

offensive slang A derogatory term for a homosexual male.

fudge the issue

To dodge or avoid doing something. The phrase often has a connotation of deceit. The finance department is fudging the issue for now, but once news reaches the CEO, they will have to admit whatever they did to make these figures so impressive. I know you didn't do any of the chores I assigned you, and you can't fudge the issue any longer!

pack fudge

vulgar slang To have anal sex.

fudge factor

Room for error or mistakes. I'm not very good at math, so I always leave a fudge factor when I'm tallying up my expenditures for the month.

oh fudge

A mild exclamation of disappointment or annoyance. Oh fudge, I messed up this drawing already. Did I forget to leave you the key? Oh fudge.

fudge factor

Fig. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it. I built in a fudge factor of three percent.

fudge factor

a figure which is included in a calculation in order to account for some unquantified but significant phenomenon or to ensure a desired result.

Fudge, apparently originating in the mid 18th century as an exclamation of disgust or irritation, later acquired a specific verbal sense in printers' jargon, meaning to ‘do work imperfectly or as best you can with the materials available’.

fudge

(fədʒ)

1. in. to cheat; to deceive (someone). (Disguise of fuck.) Bill, you’re fudging. Wait till the starting gun fires.

2. n. nonsense; deception. I’ve heard enough of your fudge. Let’s get honest, okay?

fudge factor

n. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it.

词组	fudge
释义	fudge Theme: DECEPTION in. to cheat; to deceive (someone). Bill, you're fudging. Wait till the starting gun fires.No fair fudging! Theme: NONSENSE n. nonsense; deception. Cut out the fudge and talk straight.I've heard enough of your fudge. Let's get honest, okay? fudge Ⅰ 1. verb to cheat US, 1958 2. used as a euphemism for 'fuck'. Based on the opening sound (as is 'sugar' for SHIT) UK, 1766 Ⅱ ⇨ magic fudge; fudge noun an intoxicating confection that has marijuana as a central ingredient UK, 1970 idiomfudge► fudge the issue fudge packer offensive slang A derogatory term for a homosexual male. fudge the issue To dodge or avoid doing something. The phrase often has a connotation of deceit. The finance department is fudging the issue for now, but once news reaches the CEO, they will have to admit whatever they did to make these figures so impressive. I know you didn't do any of the chores I assigned you, and you can't fudge the issue any longer! pack fudge vulgar slang To have anal sex. fudge factor Room for error or mistakes. I'm not very good at math, so I always leave a fudge factor when I'm tallying up my expenditures for the month. oh fudge A mild exclamation of disappointment or annoyance. Oh fudge, I messed up this drawing already. Did I forget to leave you the key? Oh fudge. fudge factor Fig. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it. I built in a fudge factor of three percent. fudge factor a figure which is included in a calculation in order to account for some unquantified but significant phenomenon or to ensure a desired result. Fudge, apparently originating in the mid 18th century as an exclamation of disgust or irritation, later acquired a specific verbal sense in printers' jargon, meaning to ‘do work imperfectly or as best you can with the materials available’. fudge (fədʒ) 1. in. to cheat; to deceive (someone). (Disguise of fuck.) Bill, you’re fudging. Wait till the starting gun fires. 2. n. nonsense; deception. I’ve heard enough of your fudge. Let’s get honest, okay? fudge factor n. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it.
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