badger

美音：[ˈbædʒə(r)]

简单释义：

v.不断督促；不断催促；纠缠

n.【动】獾

网络贝吉獾；美洲獾；獾皮毛

变形：

复数：badgers 现在分词：badgering 过去式：badgered

完整释义：

1.【动】獾

1.不断督促;不断催促;纠缠

例句：

but, fortunately for him, before he could show temper or expose himself to the Badger's sarcasm, the bell rang for luncheon.
不过幸好，对獾的讥讽，他还来不及发作和暴露自已，午饭的铃声就响了。
I will badger with you for a life time, I will devote all my life to loving you.
我会与你缠绵一生，我将用我所有的生命爱你。
The Badger, resting from his labours, leant on his stick and wiped his honest brow.
獾劳累了一场，靠在大棒上休息，擦着他那忠厚的额上的汗。
'Sit down there, Toad, ' said the Badger kindly, pointing to a chair.
“坐在这儿，蟾蜍，”獾指着一张椅子，和蔼地说。
To me, there's nothing like putting bait on you hook and casting it in a peaceful stream. No phones to ring, no supervisors to badger you.
对我来说，给鱼勾上饵然后将鱼钩投进宁静的小溪是再美不过的事了：没有电话在叮铃作响，没有主管来烦你。
At one end of it, where an arm-chair stood pushed back, were spread the remains of the Badger's plain but ample supper.
餐桌的一端，一张扶手椅已推回原位，桌上还摊着獾先生吃剩的晚餐，饭菜平常，但很丰盛。
The frequent ray-casting and alarm-bell-knocking can help in case of our soul badger with system and derogated by it.
经常投以光线，敲响警钟，以免我们的灵魂被体制纠缠和贬损。
When the Badger had quite done, he got up from his seat and stood before the fireplace, reflecting deeply. At last he spoke.
獾吃完后，站起来，走到壁炉前，凝神思索。然后，他开腔了。

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