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dabbler

/ˈdæb.lər/

翻译: 指没有认真投入、浅尝辄止的业余爱好者,常含贬义,指不懂装懂的人;也指一种在浅水中觅食、身体前倾的潜水鸭。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈdæb.lər/C1formal
  • zh指没有认真投入、浅尝辄止的业余爱好者,常含贬义,指不懂装懂的人;也指一种在浅水中觅食、身体前倾的潜水鸭。

A noun referring to an amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and pretends to have knowledge, or to a type of shallow-water duck that feeds by upending and dabbling.

  1. Amateur enthusiastB2informal

    A person who takes part in an activity or studies a subject casually, without deep commitment or serious intent, often pretending to have more knowledge than they actually possess.

    zh业余爱好者

    • He's just a dabbler in art, not a serious painter.
    • She calls herself a wine expert, but she's really a dabbler.
    • The club is full of dabblers who lose interest quickly.

    同义词amateurdilettantehobbyisttinkerertrifler

    反义词authorityexpertmasterprofessionalspecialist

  2. Dabbling duckC1formalscientific

    A type of duck that feeds in shallow water by tipping forward and upending, rather than diving deep.

    zh浮鸭

    • Mallards are classic dabblers, often seen feeding in ponds.
    • The dabbler tipped its tail up as it searched for food.
    • Unlike divers, dabblers rarely submerge completely.

    同义词dabbling duck

    反义词diver

词形
  • dabblers plural form
  • dabblers' possessive plural form
  • dabbler's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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