tat

• 名词，指廉价、花哨、质量低劣的物品，常被视为俗气或庸俗。也可指不雅观或品味差的装饰品、小玩意儿。

A noun referring to items or objects that are cheap, showy, and of poor quality, often considered tasteless or vulgar.

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1. Cheap or tasteless itemsB2informalbritish

   Objects that are considered cheap, showy, or of poor quality, often lacking in taste.

   便宜货

   • The market was full of tat and souvenirs.
   • He bought a lot of tat from the discount store.
   • The room was cluttered with cheap tat.

   同义词bric-a-bracjunkrubbishtrash

   反义词gemheirloommasterpiecetreasure

• 古旧动词，意为做、创造或执行；也用于短语“tat and tit”，意为杂七杂八的东西。

An obsolete verb meaning to do, make, or perform; also used in the phrase 'tat and tit' meaning 'this and that'.

1. Make laceworkC1formal

   To create lace by knotting or looping thread using a small shuttle.

   编结花边

   • She learned to tat from her grandmother.
   • He spent the afternoon tatting a delicate doily.
   • Tatting requires patience and a steady hand.