gibbosity

gibbosity 的音标是["gɪbst(ə)sɪtɪ] ，基本翻译是“愚蠢，荒谬”，速记技巧是“吉博傻”谐音。

Gibbosity

词源：古英语gibbe“萎缩，枯萎” + -ity名词后缀。

变化形式：无。

相关单词：

1. Gibberish：混杂的、不连贯的词语或句子。

2. Gobbledygook：复杂的、难以理解的语言或术语。

3. Gibberish-gibberish：表示说话含糊不清或无法理解。

4. Gibbering：表示说话含糊不清或颤抖。

5. Giddy：头晕目眩的，感到不稳的。

6. Gibbering with excitement：因兴奋而颤抖着说话。

7. Giddy-headed：头脑发晕的，头脑不清醒的。

8. Gibbering with joy：因喜悦而颤抖着说话。

9. Gibbering with fear：因恐惧而颤抖着说话。

10. Giddy-up：马匹加速奔跑时的动作，也用来形容快速行动或进展。

例句：He was so excited he started gibbering with joy.（他兴奋得开始颤抖着说话。）

常用短语：

1. Gibbosity about (对…感到困惑)

例句：He was gibbosity about the news he heard.

2. Be full of gibbosity (充满困惑)

例句：He was full of gibbosity after the exam.

3. Be at a loss for words (无言以对)

例句：He was at a loss for words when he saw her.

4. Be perplexed (困惑)

例句：He was perplexed about what to do next.

5. Be in a quandary (处于困境)

例句：He was in a quandary about whether to stay or go.

6. Be at a loss (不知所措)

例句：He was at a loss how to solve the problem.

7. Be in a tangle (陷入混乱)

例句：The situation was in a tangle and no one knew what to do.

英文小作文：

Gibbosity is a feeling that makes us unsure about what to do or say in certain situations. It can be caused by unexpected events or unexpected outcomes of our actions. Sometimes, we may feel that we are at a loss for words or actions, and this can lead to feelings of anxiety or helplessness. However, we can use this feeling as an opportunity to reflect and learn from our experiences, and to find solutions that will help us move forward in our lives. Gibbosity can also be a positive force, as it can encourage us to question our assumptions and approach problems with an open mind. In conclusion, Gibbosity is a normal part of life, and it can be a catalyst for growth and learning. We should embrace it as an opportunity to improve ourselves and our world.