noun 1 a quick movement down and up of your head
and body快速的点头（或鞠躬）•• a
bob 〇> the head 点头 2 a style of a woman’s hair in which it is cut the same length all the
way around (女式）齐短发型：She wears her hair a bob.她留齐短发。一picture
o hair 3 {pi. bob) {informal) an old British coin, the shilling, worth l2 old pence先令（英国旧制硬币，等于12旧便 士）： 77mt沿 cost a/ew
bob (= a lot of money).那东西 很值钱。4 =
bobsleic see BIT
bobbed /bubd; NAmE o办（of hair 头发）cut so
that it
hangs loosely to the level of the chin all around the back and sides 充而短的
bob-ber /'bDb0(r); NAmE 'ba:b-/
noun 1 a
floating object used in fishing to hold the hook at the right depth (钓鱼用的）浮子，浮标 2 a person who rides on a
BOBSLEIGH乘大雪橇的火
bob-bin
/'bubin;
NAmE 'baibin/ noun a small device on
which you wind thread, used, for example, in a sewing machine线轴；绕线筒
bob-ble /'bobl; NAmE 'ba:bl/
noun, verb m noun (BrB) a small, soft ball,
usually made of wool, that is used especially for decorating clothes /j、绒球，/j、羊 毛球（尤诗作衣服缀饰）Pgan pompom ： a woolly hat wit/i a bobbie on top帽琐带一只■小绒球的羊毛帽子
—picture
c> hat
■ verb (informal) *1 [V] to move along the
ground with small bounces 弹“着向前移动：77ie baH somehow boiled into the net.球不知怎么在地上弹了几下钻入
网窝。2 [VN] to drop a ball or to fail to stop it
漏（球）；漏接（球 > ;没有停住（.球）：She tried to catch the baH but
bobWed ft.她想要接球，但没有接住。
3 [V] {BrE, informal) (of a piece of clothing,
especially one made of wool 衣服，尤指毛料的）to become covered in very small
balls of fibre 起绒线命
bobby /'bDbi; NAmE 'ba:bi/ noun {pi. -ies) [old-fashioned, J5rf，a police officer 警察 Named after
Sir Robert Peel, the politician who created
,bobby-'dazzler noun {old-fashioned, BrE, informal) an excelient or very special
person or tiling 出 的人（或 事物）；与众不同的夂（或事物)「
'bobby
pin noun {NAm£) = hairgrip 'bobby socks noun [pi.] short white socks worn with a dress or
skirt, especially by girls and young women in the US in the 1940s and 5〇s (
20 世纪 40 和 50 年代美
国少女和年轻妇女爱穿的）白色短袜
bob-cat /'bobkaet; NAmE 'ba:b-/ noun a N American wild cat短尾猫，红猫（;北美野猫） bobs
/bDbz; NAmEbaibzl noun [pi.] HUCT see bit n. bob-sleigh /'bDbslei; NAmE 'ba:b-/ {Br£) {NAmE bob-sled /'bobsled; NAmE 'barb-/) (also bob) noun a racing sledge (=a
vehicle for two or more people that slides over snow) _大雪橇（供两人或以上比赛用）
bob-tail /'bobteil; NAmE 'baibteil/ noun 1 a dog, cat or horse with a tail that has
been cut short 短尾狗（或 猫、马）2 a tail that has been cut short 截短的竟巴； 短尾
bod /brxl;
/S//4m£ ba:d/ now/? 1 (8r£) a person
人：She’s a bit 〇/an
odd bod (= rather strange).她是个 相当古怪的人。2 a person’s body人体；身体：He’s got a great bod.他是个大块头。
bo-da-cious /bau'deijas; NAmE bou-/
adj. {informal, espe- AM/77E) 1 excellent; extremely good 出色的；非凡
的；非常棒的 2 willing
to take risks or to do sth shocking敢于冒险的；大胆的audacious bode /baud; NAmE boud/
verb HiTOl bode well/'ill (for sb/sth) {formal) to
be a good/bad sign for sb/sth (
人/某事）是吉兆，是凶兆saa AUGUR: These
figures
do not
bode weH/or the company’s 这些数据对于
公司的前景不是个好兆头。^
bodge /bDd3; AMmf ba:d3/ vM [VN]〜sth (up/together) {BrE, informal) to make or repair sth in a way
that is not as good as it should be粗制滥造；拙劣地修补
Bodhi-sat-tva
/.bDdi'sartva;
NAmE ,boud-/ noun (in Mahayana Buddliism 大乘佛教）a person wlio is able to