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| 1 | fid |
fid / fId / ◙ noun 1. (chieflyBrit. or Nautical)a thick peg, wedge, or supporting pin, in particular • [主英航海] 大钉（或栓、楔），尤指 a square wooden or iron bar which takes the weight of a topmast stepped to a lower mast by being passed through holes in both masts • 桅栓 a conical pin or spike used in splicing rope • （接绳用的圆锥形）尖钉 【语源】 1. early 17th cent.: of unknown origin
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| 2 | Fid. Def. |
Fid. Def. ◙ for abbreviation 1. Fidei Defensor • 同 Fidei Defensor 见 Defender of the Faith |
| 3 | fiddle |
fiddle / 5fidl / ◙ noun 1. [informal] a violin • [非正式] 小提琴 2. (informal, chiefly Brit.)an act of defrauding, cheating, or falsifying • [非正式，主英] 欺骗，欺诈；伪造；骗局 »a major mortgage fiddle. 抵押大骗局。 3. [informal] a small task that seems awkward and unnecessarily complex • [非正式] 繁琐的小麻烦 »inserting a tape is a bit of a fiddle. 插入磁带略嫌麻烦。 4. [Nautical] a contrivance, such as a raised rim, that prevents things from rolling or sliding off a table in bad weather • [航海] 餐桌围框 ◙ verb, [informal] [非正式] 1. [no obj.] touch or fidget with something in a restless or nervous way • （紧张、不安地）抚弄，摆弄，拨弄 »Lena fiddled with her cup. 莉娜不安地摆弄着她的杯子。 tinker with something in an attempt to make minor adjustments or improvements • （为稍加调整或改进而）摆弄，倒腾 »he sat in the car and played the radio, fiddling with the knobs. 他坐在车里拨弄着收音机的旋钮收听广播。 (fiddle around)pass time aimlessly, without doing or achieving anything of substance • 虚度光阴，混时间 2. [with obj.] (chiefly Brit.)falsify (figures, data, or records), typically in order to gain money • [主英] （尤指为赚钱而）伪造，篡改，谎报（数字，数据，记录） »everyone is fiddling their expenses. 人人都在谎报支出。 3. [no obj.] (archaic)play the violin • [古] 拉小提琴 【IDIOMS】 ◘ fiddle while Rome burns1. be concerned with relatively trivial matters while ignoring the serious or disastrous events going on around one • 只顾小事，不看大局 ◘ (as) fit as a fiddle 1. in very good health • 非常健康 ◘ on the fiddle 1. [informal] engaged in cheating or swindling • [非正式] 行骗 ◘ play second fiddle to 1. take a less important and subordinate role to someone or something in a way often considered demeaning • 屈居人下；屈从；迁就 »she had to play second fiddle to the interests of her husband. 她不得不迁就她丈夫的喜好。 【语源】 1. Old English fithele, denoting a violin or similar instrument (originally not an informal or depreciatory term), related to Dutch vedel and German Fiedel, based on Latin vitulari 'celebrate a festival, be joyful', perhaps from Vitula, the name of a Roman goddess of joy and victory. --› compare viol |
| 4 | fiddle-back |
fiddle-back ◙ noun 1. [usu. as modifier] a thing shaped like the back of a violin, with the sides deeply curved inwards, in particular • 小提琴琴背式物品，尤指 the back of a chair • 椅背 the front of a chasuble • 十字褡襟 2. (fiddleback)[mass noun] a rippled effect in the grain of fine wood, often exploited when making the backs of violins • （常用来制作小提琴琴背的上等木材的）波状纹理 »[as modifier] fiddleback mahogany. 波纹状桃花心木。 |
| 5 | fiddle-de-dee |
fiddle-de-dee / 7fIdldi:5di: / ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] [often as exclamation] [dated] nonsense • [旧] 胡说，胡言乱语 【语源】 1. late 18th cent.: from fiddle + a reduplication without meaning
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| 6 | fiddle-faddle |
fiddle-faddle / 5fid(E)lfAd(E)l / ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] trivial matters; nonsense • 琐事；胡言乱语 »he's concerned with petty fiddle-faddle about his personal arrangements. 他在乎关于他私生活的无聊话。 »[as exclamation] Are you as fit as you say you are? Fiddle-faddle!. 你真的像自己所说的那么健康吗？瞎说！。 ◙ verb 1. [no obj.] mess about; fuss • 瞎忙，瞎混；忙乱；惊慌 »you haven't time to fiddle-faddle about like that. 你没时间那样瞎混。 【语源】 1. late 16th cent.: reduplication of fiddle
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| 7 | fiddlehead |
fiddlehead / 5fidlhed / ◙ noun 1. (也作 fiddlehead fern 或 fiddlehead green)[N. Amer.] the young, curled, edible frond of certain ferns • [北美] （某些蕨类植物可食用的）拳卷叶芽 2. a scroll-like carving at a ship's bows • （船首卷轴状）艏饰 |
| 8 | fiddle pattern |
fiddle pattern ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] a style of spoons and forks, with handles shaped like the body of a violin • 小提琴形柄的刀（或叉） |
| 9 | fiddler |
fiddler / 5fidlE / ◙ noun 1. [informal] a person who plays the violin, especially one who plays folk music • [非正式] （尤指演奏民间音乐的）小提琴手 2. [Brit. informal] a person who cheats or swindles, especially one indulging in petty theft • [英，非正式] 骗子；小偷小摸者 【语源】 1. Old English fithelere, from fithele (see fiddle )
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| 10 | fiddler crab |
fiddler crab ◙ noun 1. a small amphibious crab, the males of which have one greatly enlarged claw which they wave in territorial display and courtship • 招潮蟹 2. Genus Uca, family Ocypodidae • 招潮属，沙蟹科 |
| 11 | Fiddler's Green |
Fiddler's Green 1. the sailor's Elysium, traditionally a place of wine, women, and song • 水手乐园（通常有美酒、女人和歌舞） |
| 12 | fiddlestick |
fiddlestick / 5fidEstik / ◙ exclamation 1. (fiddlesticks)nonsense • 胡说，胡言乱语 ◙ noun 1. [informal] a violin bow • [非正式] 小提琴琴弓 |
| 13 | fiddling |
fiddling / 5fidliN / ◙ adjective 1. annoyingly trivial or petty • 琐碎的；微不足道的 »fiddling little details. 鸡毛蒜皮的细节。 2. [attrib.] [informal] (of a person) involved with a swindle or embezzlement • [非正式] （人）诈骗的；弄虚作假的 »a fiddling financier. 弄虚作假的金融家。 |
| 14 | fiddly |
fiddly ◙ (fiddlier, fiddliest) 1. [Brit. informal] complicated or detailed and awkward to do or use • [英，非正式] 精巧而难弄的，需要手巧的 »replacing the battery is fiddly. 换电池需要手巧。 |
| 15 | Fidei Defensor |
Fidei Defensor / 7faIdIaI dI5fZnsC:, 7fi:deIi: / ◙ noun 1. Latin term for Defender of the Faith • [拉丁] 同 Defender of the Faith 【语源】 1. Latin
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| 16 | fideism |
fideism / 5fi:dei7izm / ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] the doctrine that knowledge depends on faith or revelation • 信仰主义，僧侣主义（认为知识依赖于信仰或启示） 【派生】 ♦ fideist noun♦ fideistic adjective 【语源】 1. late 19th cent.: from Latin fides 'faith' + -ism
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| 17 | fidelity |
fidelity / fi5deliti / ◙ noun, [mass noun] 1. faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support • 忠诚，忠实，忠贞 »he sought only the strictest fidelity to justice. 他寻求的只是绝对公正。 sexual faithfulness to a spouse or partner • （对配偶或搭档的）忠贞 the degree of exactness with which something is copied or reproduced • 保真度，逼真度 »the 1949 recording provides reasonable fidelity. 1949年的录音保真度还不错。 【语源】 1. late Middle English: from Old French fidelite or Latin fidelitas, from fidelis 'faithful', from fides 'faith'. --› compare fealty |
| 18 | fidelity insurance |
fidelity insurance ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] insurance taken out by an employer against losses incurred through dishonesty by employees • 忠实保险 |
| 19 | fidget |
fidget / 5fIdVIt / ◙ (fidgeted, fidgeting) 1. [no obj.] make small movements, especially of the hands and feet, through nervousness or impatience • 坐立不安；手足无措 »the audience had begun to fidget on their chairs. 观众开始在座位上坐立不安起来。 be impatient or uneasy • 焦急难耐，烦躁，不安 »[with infinitive] he was fidgeting to get back to his shop. 他急于回到自己的店里。 [withobj.] make (someone) uneasy or uncomfortable • 使（某人）不安（或烦躁、不适） »she fidgets me with her never-ending spit and polish. 她那无休止的精雕细琢让我烦躁不安。 ◙ noun 1. a quick, small movement, typically a repeated one, caused by nervousness or impatience • 坐立不安；动来晃去 »he disturbed other people with convulsive fidgets. 他神经质般地动来晃去，扰得别人心神不宁。 a person given to such movements, especially one whom other people find irritating • （尤指讨人厌的）坐立不安者 [一般作 fidgets] a state of mental or physical restlessness or uneasiness • （身心）紧张，不安，烦躁 »a marketing person full of nervous energy and fidgets. 一位精力充沛却又紧张兮兮的销售人员。 【派生】 ♦ fidgeter noun♦ fidgetiness noun ♦ fidgety adjective 【语源】 1. late 17th cent.: from obsolete or dialect fidge 'to twitch'; perhaps related to Old Norse fikja 'move briskly, be restless or eager'
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| 20 | fidget pie |
fidget pie ◙ noun 1. [Brit.] a savoury pie containing onions, apples, bacon, and sometimes potatoes • [英] 费杰馅饼（一种开胃饼，用洋葱、苹果、熏肉制成有时还加土豆） 【语源】 1. late 18th cent. (as fitchet-pie): perhaps from fitchet, a dialect word for 'polecat', because of the strong, unpleasant odour of the pie during cooking. The change in spelling of the first word was due to association with fidget
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