to puff
第三人称
puffs
现在进行时
puffing
过去式
puffed
过去完成时
puffed
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吸, 喷烟
to inhale and exhale smoke from a pipe, cigarette, or cigar
- Smokers puff on cigarettes to inhale and exhale the smoke.
吸烟者抽香烟以吸入和呼出烟雾。
- She took a deep drag and began to puff on her cigar.
她深吸一口,开始抽她的雪茄。
- Children love to puff on pretend cigarettes when playing make-believe.
孩子们在玩假装游戏时喜欢抽假装的香烟。
- He puffed on his cigar, looking out over the city skyline.
他吸了一口雪茄,望着城市的天际线。
- He sat in the garden, puffing slowly on his pipe and watching the birds.
他坐在花园里,慢慢地抽着烟斗,看着鸟儿。
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喘息, 喘气
to breathe in short, quick gasps with effort or exertion
- After running up the stairs, she began to puff, struggling to catch her breath.
跑上楼梯后,她开始气喘吁吁,努力想要喘过气来。
- He puffed in short bursts, trying to calm his racing heart after the sprint.
他短促地喘着气,试图在冲刺后让自己狂跳的心脏平静下来。
- The dog puffed heavily after the long walk in the heat.
狗在炎热的天气里走了很长一段路后,重重地喘着气。
- She puffed with exertion as she climbed the steep hill.
她爬上陡峭的山坡时,因为用力而气喘吁吁。
- He was puffing loudly after carrying the heavy boxes up the stairs.
他提着沉重的箱子上楼后大声喘气。
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吹, 拂去
to blow dust, smoke, or a light object away with a quick burst of air
及物动词
- He puffed the dust off the old book before opening it.
他打开旧书前吹掉了上面的灰尘。
- The wind puffed the light leaves across the yard.
风吹着轻叶子穿过院子。
- He puffed the ash off his jacket after the bonfire.
篝火后,他吹掉了夹克上的灰烬。
- The child puffed air across the surface of the water, making ripples.
孩子吹了一口气在水面上,制造了涟漪。
4
膨胀, 扩大
to expand or become larger, often due to air, pressure, or a change in shape
- The sails of the boat puffed in the wind, filling with air.
船的帆在风中膨胀,充满了空气。
- The bread dough began to puff as it rose in the warm oven.
面包面团在温暖的烤箱中开始膨胀。
- The pastry puffed in the oven, turning golden brown.
糕点膨胀在烤箱里,变成了金黄色。
- The pillow puffed up as she fluffed it with her hands.
当她用手拍打时,枕头膨胀了起来。
5
吹嘘, 自夸
to speak or behave in a boastful, arrogant, or overly self-important way
- She puffed during the interview, making exaggerated claims about her expertise.
她在采访中吹嘘,对自己的专业知识做出了夸张的声明。
- He puffed in front of his friends, pretending to know more than he really did.
他在朋友面前吹嘘,假装知道的比实际多。
- The actor puffed, acting as though he was the most talented person in the room.
演员膨胀了,表现得好像他是房间里最有才华的人。
- She puffed about her latest promotion, making it sound like she had achieved the impossible.
她吹嘘自己最近的晋升,听起来像是她实现了不可能的事情。
- He puffed at the party, trying to impress everyone with his expensive watch.
他在派对上吹嘘,试图用他昂贵的手表给所有人留下深刻印象。
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吹捧, 过度宣传
to promote or publicize something with excessive or misleading praise
及物动词
- He puffed the book in interviews, exaggerating its impact and quality.
他在采访中吹捧这本书,夸大了它的影响和质量。
- They puffed the restaurant's menu, making it sound like a gourmet experience.
他们吹嘘了餐厅的菜单,使其听起来像是一次美食体验。
- The magazine puffed the latest gadget, promising it could do things it couldn’t.
该杂志吹捧了最新小工具,承诺它能做它做不到的事情。
- She puffed her business, claiming to have a large clientele when it was just starting.
她吹嘘自己的生意,声称拥有大量客户,而实际上才刚刚开始。
- The ad puffed the movie, making it seem like the best thriller ever made.
广告吹捧了这部电影,使其看起来像是有史以来最好的惊悚片。
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膨胀, 使骄傲
to cause someone to become excessively proud or self-important
及物动词
- The praise from her boss puffed her ego, making her feel invincible.
老板的表扬膨胀了她的自我,让她感到无敌。
- The way they treated him after the award puffed his sense of self-worth.
获奖后他们对待他的方式膨胀了他的自我价值感。
- The accolades puffed his confidence to the point of arrogance.
赞誉膨胀了他的自信到了傲慢的地步。
- He was puffed by the attention, becoming more conceited as time passed.
他被关注膨胀了,随着时间的推移变得更加自负。
- He was puffed with pride after receiving so much attention for his accomplishments.
他因自己的成就受到如此多的关注而骄傲得膨胀了。