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

• Bill was pretty goofed up that night.
  那天晚上比尔吸毒，弄得昏昏沉沉。
• If Tom hadn't goofed and missed that shot, we'd have won the game.
  若不是汤姆失误，未进那一球，我们就会赢得比赛胜利了。
• She goofed her lines again.
  她又把台词念错了。
• 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。
• We just goofed around till noon.
  在中午之前我们就这么闲荡着。
• He could have won the game, but the goofed up.
  他本来可以赢得那场比赛的，但是他出了差错。
• You goofed, everybody heard, and how you fare from here on out depends on what you do next.
  你说走了嘴，人人都听见，至此你的表现就看你下一步了。
• Goofed off? Maybe, but I'm not a clock-watcher. I finished doing what I should and then knock off an hour earlier.
  开小差？也许吧，可我不是老看钟点等下班的人，我干完了我要干的，提前了一小时下班。
• The actor goofed his lines.
  那演员把台词弄乱了。
• 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。