bummed

基本解釋

I didn't do anything last summer; I just bummed around.
去年夏天我游手好閑，什么正經(jīng)事也沒(méi)做。
Ms. Burrell, who speaks Japanese, says she was bummed out at first about the 'no men' rule.
波瑞爾會(huì)講日語(yǔ)，她說(shuō)自己剛開(kāi)始的時(shí)候被“不許進(jìn)男人”的規(guī)定嚇了一跳。
It bummed me out that she could have helped and didn't.
她本能幫助我卻沒(méi)有，這讓我感到不快。

Now, as I said, this is Socrates' last day on earth and you'd expect him to be pretty bummed.
我已經(jīng)說(shuō)過(guò)了,這是蘇格拉底在人世的最后一天,你們肯定以為他很難過(guò)
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We lived in Ketchum, Idaho, together and trout-bummed for a few summers during college.
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"We've been working for months toward this day, so we were pretty bummed, " he said.
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A bum is a person who has no permanent home or job and who gets money by working occasionally or by asking people for money.
If someone refers to another person as a bum, they think that person is worthless or irresponsible.
Some people use bum to describe a situation that they find unpleasant or annoying.
If you bum something off someone, you ask them for it and they give it to you.
Someone's bum is the part of their body which they sit on.
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