goofed

英 [ɡuːft]

美 [ɡuːft]

v.  犯愚蠢的错误
goof的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 犯愚蠢的错误；出大差错
  If yougooforgoof up, you make a silly mistake.
  1. We goofed last week at the end of our interview with singer Annie Ross.
     上周我们采访歌手安妮·罗斯，结果到快结束时犯了个愚蠢的错误。
  2. Goofis also a noun.
     
  3. But was it, in fact, a hideous goof?
     但事实上这是否是个弥天大错？
• N-COUNT 傻瓜；笨蛋
  If you call someone agoof, you think they are silly.
  1. I could write for TV as well as any of those goofs.
     我写的电视剧肯定一点儿不比那帮笨蛋写得差。

双语例句

• Tom didn't get promoted because he goofed off all the time and never did his homework.
  汤姆没有升级，因为他老是游手好闲，不做功课。
• He never goofed off into restaurants when he was on patrol.
  他在巡逻时从不偷懒跑到餐馆里去。
• I could have won, but I goofed up.
  我本来可以获胜的，但是我犯了一个错误。
• That's what my mom says, but I goofed off.
  我妈就是那样说的，但是我一直在耍。
• You'll be fine. that's where we goofed with the professor.
  没问题的，这就是我们对教授失误的地方。
• He was a bad student because he always goofed off and never paid attention.
  他是个坏学生，因为他总是偷懒，上课都不专心。
• I saw a few films and generally kind of goofed off all day.
  我看几部影片，一整天差不多就混过去了。
• We just goofed around till the train time.
  在火车开车前我们只是闲荡了一阵。
• Bedtime had come a long time ago, but us being kids we stayed awake and goofed around for a while.
  那天夜里，早就应该睡觉了，但我们这些孩子们仍然很清醒，在一起又玩了一会。
• They had their chance, and they goofed.
  他们有过机会，但是弄砸了。