smoothie

英 [ˈsmuːði]

美 [ˈsmuːði]

n.  体面而圆通的男人; 八面玲珑的男人; 果汁; 加奶(或冰激凌)果汁

BNC.39458 / COCA.25268

牛津词典

noun

• 体面而圆通的男人；八面玲珑的男人
  a man who dresses well and talks very politely and confidently but who is often not honest or sincere
• 果汁；加奶（或冰激凌）果汁
  a drink made of fruit or fruit juice mixed with milk or ice cream

柯林斯词典

• 老于世故的人;精明圆滑的人
  If you describe a man as asmoothie, you mean that he is extremely smart, confident, and polite, often in a way that you find rather unpleasant.
• 水果奶昔(指一种用果汁、酸奶或冰激凌混合成的饮料)
  Asmoothieis a thick drink made from fruit crushed in a machine, sometimes with yogurt or ice cream added.

英英释义

noun

• a thick smooth drink consisting of fresh fruit pureed with ice cream or yoghurt or milk
• someone with an assured and ingratiating manner
  Synonym:smoothysweet talkercharmer

双语例句

• American TV audiences love his smoothie charm and witty one-liners.
  美国电视观众喜爱他能说会道的迷人风度和诙谐的俏皮话。
• Use locally grown fruits and veggies; if you are looking for a creamier smoothie, use yogurt instead of cream or whole milk.
  如果你还是想要自制奶油味沙冰，那就使用本地出产的水果、蔬菜，用酸奶代替奶油或全脂牛奶。
• Boomy consumer behaviour makes recessions worse. The smoothie world is one where cool-headed and far-sighted consumers help smooth out booms and busts.
  牛气哄哄型的消费者行为会使衰退加剧；居安思危型的消费者头脑冷静、富有远见，他们的行为方式有助于平滑繁荣与萧条的更迭。
• Another, bought by coke in 2001, was Odwalla, which blends soy milk, natural juices, berries and alfalfa sprouts into smoothie drinks sold through supermarket chill cabinets.
  另一个范例是可口可乐2001年收购的odwalla，该公司用豆奶、天然果汁、浆果和紫花苜蓿芽配制出受欢迎的饮料，通过超市的冷藏柜出售。
• Try oats, fruits, cereals or even whole wheat toast with a great smoothie, which will combine to get you energy levels up and keep them that way.
  试试用燕麦片、水果、谷物、全麦土司搭配一杯奶昔，这样的组合能让你能量满满，并持续很久。
• If the smoothie is too thick, add a little more milk and blend.
  如果奶昔太浓，加入更多牛奶，搅拌。
• He can make an apple smoothie.
  他能制造平滑的苹果。
• The smoothie theory contends that people save for a rainy day in a boom and then draw down savings to maintain living standards during a recession.
  居安思危型理论则认为，在繁荣时期，人们会存钱以备不时之需，在衰退时期则会取出存款使用，以维持生活水平。
• Here's the intriguing thing: John Coates, the neuro-economist whose work on traders and testosterone I described two weeks ago, points out that the smoothie theory wasn't borne out by US depression-era data at all.
  有意思的是，神经经济学家约翰•科茨（JohnCoates）两周前我介绍过他的有关商人与睾丸激素的著作指出，居安思危型理论根本不是得自于美国萧条时期的数据。
• At last, I drink the smoothie.
  最后，我喝掉思木西。