fungo

英式音标：['fʌŋgəʊ]

美式音标：['fʌŋgoʊ]

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概况：

n. 为练习守备所击的飞球

n. (Fungo)人名；(意)丰戈

词义：

n.

为练习守备所击的飞球；

变形

复数：fungoes

用法：

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英语词源：

fungo (n.)

"A fly ball hit to a player during fielding practice in which the batter (often a coach) tosses the ball into the air and hits it as it descends with a long and narrow bat." [Paul Dickson, "The Dickson Baseball Dictionary," 3rd ed., 2009], attested from 1867 (fungoes), baseball slang, of unknown origin; see Dickson's book for a listing of the guesses. Perhaps from a Scottish fung "to pitch, toss, fling;" perhaps from some dialectal fonge "catch," a relic of Old English fon "seize" (see fang), or possibly from the German cognate fangen. Not in OED 2nd ed. (1989). There does not seem to have been a noun phrase (a) fun go in use at the time. It formally resembles the Spanish and Italian words for "fungus."

造句：

1. Walking with weights makes the shoulders very susceptible to injury.

负重行走时肩膀很容易受伤。

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2. He was, she believes, unusually susceptible to women.

她认为他对女人毫无招架之力。

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3. Others are more susceptible to attempts at quantification.

其他人更容易倾向于加以量化的做法。

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4. Young people are the most susceptible to advertisements.

年轻人最容易受广告的影响。

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5. Hers was a susceptible nature.

她很情绪化。

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