palled
英[pɔːld; pæld]
美[pɔːld; pæld]
- v. 成为伙伴，成为朋友（pal的过去式和过去分词）；（因熟悉而）失去魅力，使人厌倦（pall的过去式和过去分词）
- n. （Pal）（匈、挪）帕尔（人名）
双语例句
- 1. They palled up while they were at college.
- 他们上大学时成了朋友。
《牛津词典》
- 2. I palled around with him and his sister at school.
- 我上学时常常与他和他姐姐在一起。
《牛津词典》
- 3. By this time, Mark Antony had palled up with Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, and Octavian beat both of them, and he became the sole ruler of the empire in 27 BCE.
- 此时，马克·安东尼已经和埃及女王克利奥帕特拉脱身，而屋大维打败了他们两人，公元前27年，他成为了帝国唯一的统治者。
youdao
- 4. Fishing never palled on him.
- 钓鱼从不使他生厌。
youdao
- 5. The long hot idle summer days palled on me.
- 我对这漫长、炎热、无所事事的夏天感到腻烦了。
youdao
- 6. The little boy was reading, but the book had no pictures and soon palled on him.
- 但书中没有插图，所以，不久他就觉得乏味了。
youdao
- 7. The little boy was reading, but the book had no pictures and soon palled on him.
- 但书中没有插图，所以，不久他就觉得乏味了。
youdao
百度翻译
有道翻译