suckers

中英词典：suckers

形容词含义：

1. suckers (informal) - 中文：傻瓜的，容易上当的 - 英文：foolish, easily deceived 2. suckers (informal) - 中文：贪婪的，贪心的 - 英文：greedy, avaricious

名词含义：

1. sucker (informal) - 中文：傻瓜，容易上当的人 - 英文：fool, gullible person 2. sucker (botany) - 中文：茎脱落的新芽，插穗，吸盘 - 英文：shoot that arises from the base of a plant, scion, adhesive organ 3. sucker (zoology) - 中文：触手，吸盘，吸附器 - 英文：tentacle, adhesive disc, attachment organ

词语辨析：

1. suckers vs. fools - "suckers"强调容易上当，而"fools"更强调愚蠢或缺乏判断力。 2. suckers vs. greedy - "suckers"指的是容易被骗的人，而"greedy"指的是贪婪的人。

词汇扩充：

- sucker punch: 暗算，出其不意的攻击 - blood sucker: 吸血鬼 - sucker for: 对...情有独钟的人

近义词：

- gullible, naive, easily deceived, trusting

反义词：

- skeptic, cynic, realist

柯林斯词典定义：

- suckers (noun) (informal): If someone says that you are a sucker for something, they mean that it is easy to persuade you to do it or that you very much want to do it. - sucker (noun) (botany): A sucker is a young shoot that grows from the base of a tree or plant. - sucker (noun) (zoology): In animals such as octopuses and squid, suckers are small, round parts on their arms which help them to grip things.

牛津词典定义：

- sucker (noun) (informal): A person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of. - sucker (noun) (botany): A shoot growing from the base of a tree or plant, especially one that gives rise to suckers. - sucker (noun) (zoology): A part of an animal or plant specialized for sucking or adhering, such as a suckerfish or the disc of a climbing plant.

用法：

- You shouldn't trust him so easily, he falls for every scam. (你不应该这么容易相信他，他总是上当受骗。) - The company's greed led them to make some bad business decisions. (公司的贪婪导致他们做出了一些错误的商业决策。)

例句：

1. He's such a sucker for romantic movies. (他对浪漫电影情有独钟。)
2. Don't be a sucker, it's obviously a scam. (不要当傻瓜，这显然是个骗局。)
3. The tree produced several suckers around its base. (这棵树的根部长出了几个新芽。)
4. The octopus used its suckers to attach to the rocks. (章鱼用它的触手吸盘附着在岩石上。)
5. She fell for his charm and ended up getting hurt. (她被他的魅力所吸引，最终受到了伤害。)
6. He's a sucker for sweets, he can't resist them. (他对甜食情有独钟，无法抵挡。)
7. She felt like a sucker for believing his lies. (她觉得自己上当受骗，相信了他的谎言。)
8. The plant's suckers were carefully pruned to encourage growth. (为了促进生长，这棵植物的插穗被精心修剪了。)
9. The climbing plant used its suckers to cling to the wall. (攀爬的植物用它的吸盘紧贴着墙壁。)
10. He's always been a sucker for adventure. (他一直都对冒险感兴趣。)
11. She's a sucker for a good mystery novel. (她迷恋上了一本好的悬疑小说。)
12. He's a sucker for punishment, always taking on difficult tasks. (他好像喜欢自找苦吃，总是承担一些困难的任务。)
13. The salesman tried to take advantage of the sucker by selling him a worthless product. (销售员试图利用这个傻瓜向他销售一种没有价值的产品。)
14. The tree's suckers were trimmed to allow the main branches to grow stronger. (为了让主干更加茁壮，这棵树的插穗被修剪了。)
15. The octopus used its suckers to catch its prey. (章鱼用它的触手吸盘捕捉猎物。)
16. She knew he was a sucker for flattery, so she complimented him excessively. (她知道他容易被奉承，所以她过度地夸奖了他。)
17. He's a sucker for anything shiny, always buying jewelry and gadgets. (他对任何闪闪发光的东西都情有独钟，总是买珠宝和小玩意儿。)
18. She was taken in by their smooth talk, proving herself to be a sucker. (她被他们巧舌如簧的话骗住了，证明了自己是个傻瓜。)
19. The plant's suckers were carefully removed to prevent them from draining its energy. (为了避免插穗消耗能量，这棵植物的吸盘被小心地去除了。)
20. He fell for the scam and lost all his money. (他上当受骗，失去了所有的钱。)
21. She's a sucker for a good deal, always looking for discounts and bargains. (她对好的交易情有独钟，总是寻找折扣和便宜货。)