juggling['dʒʌɡliŋ]

• vi.
  • juggle的变形
• adj.
  • 杂耍的，变戏法的；需要熟练技巧的
  • 欺骗的，欺诈的
• n.
  • 玩杂耍；变戏法；变魔术
  • 欺骗，欺诈

juggle['dʒʌɡl]

• vi.
  • (用球、盘子、小刀等)玩杂耍；变戏法(常与with连用):

    The acrobat is good at juggling with plates.

    那个杂技演员很擅长耍盘子。

  • 玩弄，玩花样(常与with连用):

    Don't juggle with words any more. I know what you mean.

    不要再玩文字游戏了，我知道你是什么意思。

  • 耍花招，耍弄，欺骗 (常与with连用):

    Don't juggle with your old Daddy,son.

    不要骗你老爸了，儿子。

  • 歪曲，篡改 (常与with连用):

    to juggle with history

    歪曲历史

• vt.
  • 用…玩杂耍(或变戏法)；边抛边接(球等)：

    He can juggle a fan into a bird.

    他能把扇子变成小鸟。

  • 歪曲，篡改，颠倒：

    The clerk juggled the figures in his account.

    那个职员篡改了他户头上的数字。

    Never juggle black and white.

    千万不要混淆黑白。

  • 欺骗，诈取：

    to juggle somebody out of his money

    骗取某人的钱

    He juggled me into buying his car.

    他骗我买下他的车。

  • 对…抓(握)不住；试图持稳(或接稳)；力图使平衡：

    He still juggled the ball though he made every effort to catch it.

    虽然他尽一切努力想抓牢那个球，但还是没接稳。

    Women usually have to juggle a career and a family.

    妇女通常不得不努力在事业与家庭间维持一种平衡。

  • 应付，努力对付：

    Manufacturers must be able to juggle demands of all kinds.

    制造商必须能够应付各种需求。

• n.
  • 变戏法，杂耍，魔术
  • 花招；骗局
• 变形:

  vi.juggled.juggling