funk是什么意思？

funk

英[fʌŋk] 美[fʌŋk, fuŋk]

• n. 惊恐，沮丧，懦夫；
• vt. （因恐惧）避开（某事物），害怕，使闻到刺鼻的味道；
• vi. 畏缩，发出刺鼻臭味；

第三人称单数：funks;

过去式：funked;

过去分词：funked;

现在分词：funking;

例句

• Their version of jazz funk is a pale imitation of the real thing. 他们演奏的音乐不过是对真正的乡土爵士乐的拙劣模仿。
• Out of sheer funk he had not gone to the party. 他完全是处于胆怯而没有去参加宴会。
• There was Walther Funk , the shifty - eyed nonentity who had succeeded Schacht. 在被告席上还有沙赫特的继任者,目光躲闪、无足轻重的人物瓦尔特-丰克.
• It isn't a natural thing for a boy to funk water. 男孩怕水是不近情理的事.
• He was in a blue funk! Worse than me! 他神经极为紧张！比我还糟！
• But there are crucial differences between downloading fiction and downloading funk. 但下载小说和下载那些重金属音乐之间却有很大的不同.
• My face went crimson (which it does out of sheer funk). 我的脸变得通红(我极度恐慌时就会如此)。
• He was in a blue funk! Worse than me!... 他神经极为紧张！比我还糟！
• ...a mixture of experimental jazz, soul and funk. 实验性爵士乐、灵乐和放克音乐的融合
• ...the contemporary crossover of pop, jazz and funk. 当今流行音乐、爵士乐和乡土爵士乐的融合

词组

• funk something up
  give music elements of such a style 使乐曲具有乡土音乐的成分（或风格）

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• N-UNCOUNT
  (由爵士乐和布鲁斯发展而来的)乡土爵士乐，放克音乐
  Funk is a style of dance music based on jazz and blues, with a strong, repeated bass part.
  例句
  ...a mixture of experimental jazz, soul and funk. 实验性爵士乐、灵乐和放克音乐的融合
• N-VAR
  (尤因处于自己无法控制的情形中而出现的)恐慌，惊恐
  If someone is in a funk, they are frightened, especially because they are in a situation they cannot control.
  例句
  He was in a blue funk! Worse than me!... 他神经极为紧张！比我还糟！ My face went crimson (which it does out of sheer funk). 我的脸变得通红(我极度恐慌时就会如此)。
• VERB
  (因害怕而)逃避
  If you funk something, you avoid doing it because you are afraid.
  例句
  If he funks it, he will confirm the impression of cowardice given by his recent letter. 如果他对此畏缩，那就会证实他在最近一封信里表现出来的怯懦。

英汉词典释义

• n.
  惊惶, 恐惧
  Out of sheer funk he had not gone to the party. 他完全是处于胆怯而没有去参加宴会。
  乡土爵士乐
  Their version of jazz funk is a pale imitation of the real thing. 他们演奏的音乐不过是对真正的乡土爵士乐的拙劣模仿。

英英词典释义

• Noun
  1. a state of nervous depression;
  "he was in a funk"
• Verb
  1. draw back, as with fear or pain;
  "she flinched when they showed the slaughtering of the calf"