stooge
n.喜剧里的配角或丑角,助手,伙伴 vi.充当配角
难易程度:
stooge为短语/超纲词汇
词形变化:
动词过去式:stooged 过去分词:stooged 现在分词:stooging 第三人称单数:stooges
stooge
/stu:dʒ; studʒ/
n
1 (theatre sl 戏剧界俚语) comedian's assistant, used as the object of his jokes 滑稽演员的配角（作丑角打趣的对象）.
2 (infml derog 口, 贬)
(a) person used by another to do routine (usu unpleasant) work 受他人指使处理例行（通常指厌恶的）事务的人.
(b) person whose actions are entirely controlled by another 完全受他人指使的人
*She's fed up with being her husband's stooge. 她再也不愿意当丈夫的附属品了.
v [Ipr] ~ for sb act as a stooge for (a comedian on stage) 给（台上滑稽演员）当配角.
n
1 (theatre sl 戏剧界俚语) comedian's assistant, used as the object of his jokes 滑稽演员的配角（作丑角打趣的对象）.
2 (infml derog 口, 贬)
(a) person used by another to do routine (usu unpleasant) work 受他人指使处理例行（通常指厌恶的）事务的人.
(b) person whose actions are entirely controlled by another 完全受他人指使的人
*She's fed up with being her husband's stooge. 她再也不愿意当丈夫的附属品了.
v [Ipr] ~ for sb act as a stooge for (a comedian on stage) 给（台上滑稽演员）当配角.
stooge
n[C]
informal someone who is used by someone else to do something unpleasant, dishonest, or illegal - used to show disapproval
one of two performers in a comedy show, who the other performer makes jokes about and makes look stupid
informal someone who is used by someone else to do something unpleasant, dishonest, or illegal - used to show disapproval
one of two performers in a comedy show, who the other performer makes jokes about and makes look stupid
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