bobble

bobble的音标为/ˈbɒbbl/，基本翻译为“发毛，起泡”或“把…弄成起泡的或发毛的”。速记技巧为注意不要和bob区分开。

Bobble的英文词源可以追溯到古英语单词“bob”和“bock”，意为“小圆球”或“小球”。它的变化形式包括复数形式“bobbles”和过去式“bobbed”以及过去分词“bobbed”。

相关单词：

1. bobber：一个小浮标，通常用于钓鱼时指示鱼饵的位置。

2. blob：一个大的、不规则的球体或物体。

3. balloon：气球，源自法语单词“ballon”，最初指一种用于测量风速的轻质袋状物。

4. sphere：球体，源自拉丁语“sfer”或“spheris”，最初指天球或地球。

5. knob：球形部分或物体的一部分，通常指物体的顶部或底部。

6. blobbery：形容物体或表面有大量不规则的凸起或斑点。

7. bobbin：织布机上的小圆筒，用于装载线或纱线。

8. bobbling：形容物体或人不停地跳动或摇晃。

9. bobbinet：一种编织方法，使用圆形线圈进行编织。

10. bobbinlace：一种由圆形线圈制成的绳状线编织而成的饰带或花边。

常用短语：

1. bobble head 点头示意

2. bobble one"s head 点头

3. bobble up and down 点头

4. bobble around 围绕

5. bobble off 脱口而出

6. bobble in 参加

7. bobble up 出错

例句：

1. She bobbed her head in agreement when I asked her opinion.

2. Bobble off a quick answer without thinking.

3. He bobbed up with the answer just in time.

4. Bobble around the topic of her childhood.

5. We bobble off a few words to start a conversation.

6. She was nervous and bobbed her head up and down nervously.

英文小作文：

Bobble is a fun game where you try to guess what someone is thinking or feeling by watching their body language and facial expressions. When you bobble around the topic, you try to guess what they are thinking or feeling by asking questions and listening carefully for clues. It is a great way to build trust and understanding between people and can help you become better at reading people"s emotions and expressions. Bobbling around the topic can also help you avoid awkward situations and uncomfortable conversations, which can be tricky when trying to communicate with others.