词条„nodded“在英语 » 中文中的译文

I . nod <nodded; nodding> [nɒd] 动词 不及物动词

1. nod:

nod

点头 diǎntóu

He nodded at [or to] me when he passed.

他从我身边走过时向我点点头。

2. nod:

nod

打盹 dǎdǔn

nod

打瞌睡 dǎ kēshuì

nod off in the class

上课时打瞌睡

3. nod:

nod

疏忽 shūhu

nod

有过失 yǒu guòshī

Homer sometimes nods.

荷马也有疏忽时(或：智者千虑，必有一失)。

II . nod <nodded; nodding> [nɒd] 动词 trans

nod

点头示意(或表示) diǎntóu shìyì

III . nod <nodded; nodding> [nɒd] 名词

1. nod:

nod

点头(同意) diǎntóu

give sb a nod

向某人点头

give the plan the nod

对计划表示同意

2. nod:

nod

打盹 dǎdǔn

nod

瞌睡 kēshuì

nodded的例句

He nodded at [or to] me when he passed.

他从我身边走过时向我点点头。

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

Two dozen dog-like heads nodded in the white churn of the dam's tailrace, their sleek bodies porpoising as they hunted.

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There was a cringe-making moment when we both tried to exit first, but then he nodded slightly and beckoned for me to go.

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He nodded curtly, grimacing at her doe-eyed simplicity, wordlessly dismissing her.

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I nodded, eyeing a set of wineglasses that looked fragile.

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He nodded at a couple of friends but said nothing to the court, scowling or gazing blankly through most of the 30-minute hearing.

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