fudge

中英词典：fudge

形容词（Adjective）：

1. fudge
词义：不可靠的，虚假的，含糊其辞的
例句：
1. He gave a fudge answer to avoid taking responsibility for his mistake.（他含糊其辞地回答，以避免对他的错误负责。）
2. The company's fudge accounting practices contributed to its financial downfall.（公司虚假的会计做法导致了它的财务崩溃。）

名词（Noun）：

1. fudge
词义：（可数名词）软糖，夹心巧克力
例句：
1. Would you like a piece of fudge?（你想要一块软糖吗？）
2. I bought some fudge as a gift for my sister.（我买了一些软糖作为给我妹妹的礼物。）

2. fudge
词义：（不可数名词）胡扯，废话
例句：
1. Stop talking fudge and tell me the truth!（别废话了，告诉我实话！）
2. I can't stand his fudge anymore.（我再也受不了他的胡扯了。）

词语辨析：

1. fudge vs dodge
fudge强调虚假或含糊其辞，而dodge强调逃避或回避真相。例如：
He fudged his answer to avoid admitting his mistake.（他含糊其辞地回答，以避免承认自己的错误。）
He dodged the question about his involvement in the scandal.（他回避了有关他在丑闻中的涉及问题。）

词汇扩充：

1. fudge factor
词义：（可数名词）调整因素，调整量
例句：
1. The engineer included a fudge factor to account for potential measurement errors.（工程师包括了一个调整因素来考虑潜在的测量误差。）
2. The experiment results were adjusted using a fudge factor to better fit the theoretical model.（实验结果使用调整因素进行了调整，以更好地符合理论模型。）

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柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）：

fudge（形容词）
If you describe a statement, figure, or piece of evidence as fudge, you mean that it is unclear or confusing because someone has tried to hide the truth or avoid making a firm decision.（如果你把一个陈述、数字或证据描述为"fudge"，你的意思是它不清楚或令人困惑，因为有人试图掩盖真相或避免作出明确的决定。）

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）：

fudge（名词）
1. A soft, chewy sweet made from sugar, butter, and milk or cream.（一种由糖、黄油、牛奶或奶油制成的软糖。）
2. Nonsense; rubbish.（胡说八道；废话。）

用法：

1. fudge作为形容词时，常用于描述含糊其辞、虚假的陈述或行为。
2. fudge作为名词时，指软糖、废话等。
3. fudge factor常用于科学、工程等领域，表示调整因素或调整量。

相关例句：

1. He gave a fudge answer to avoid taking responsibility for his mistake.（他含糊其辞地回答，以避免对他的错误负责。）
2. The company's fudge accounting practices contributed to its financial downfall.（公司虚假的会计做法导致了它的财务崩溃。）
3. Would you like a piece of fudge?（你想要一块软糖吗？）
4. I bought some fudge as a gift for my sister.（我买了一些软糖作为给我妹妹的礼物。）
5. Stop talking fudge and tell me the truth!（别废话了，告诉我实话！）
6. I can't stand his fudge anymore.（我再也受不了他的胡扯了。）
7. The politician's speech was filled with fudge and lacked concrete plans.（那位政客的演讲充满了废话，缺乏具体计划。）
8. She used a fudge factor to adjust the experimental data and make it fit the expected results.（她使用了一个调整因素来调整实验数据，使其符合预期结果。）
9. His fudged explanation only raised more doubts about his involvement in the scandal.（他虚假的解释只引起了更多关于他在丑闻中涉与否的怀疑。）
10. The teacher accused the student of fudging the lab results to match the hypothesis.（老师指责学生篡改实验结果以符合假设。）
11. His fudge answer didn't satisfy the audience, who wanted a clear response.（他含糊其辞的回答并没有满足想要明确答复的观众。）
12. The company's fudge accounting practices were exposed by a whistleblower.（公司虚假的会计做法被一位告密者揭露了。）
13. She made a batch of fudge for the bake sale.（她为义卖活动做了一批软糖。）
14. He tried to fudge the facts to make his argument seem more convincing.（他试图混淆事实，使他的论点看起来更有说服力。）
15. His fudged explanation only raised more doubts about his involvement in the scandal.（他虚假的解释只引起了更多关于他在丑闻中涉与否的怀疑。）
16. She used a fudge factor to adjust the experimental data and make it fit the expected results.（她使用了一个调整因素来调整实验数据，使其符合预期结果。）
17. His fudge answer didn't satisfy the audience, who wanted a clear response.（他含糊其辞的回答并没有满足想要明确答复的观众。）
18. The company's fudge accounting practices were exposed by a whistleblower.（公司虚假的会计做法被一位告密者揭露了。）
19. She made a batch of fudge for the bake sale.（她为义卖活动做了一批软糖。）
20. He tried to fudge the facts to make his argument seem more convincing.（他试图混淆事实，使他的论点看起来更有说服力。）
21. The politician's fudge response only fueled public distrust.（那位政治家虚假的回应只加剧了公众的不信任。）
22. The company's fudge accounting practices were exposed by investigative journalists.（公司虚假的会计做法被调查记者揭露了。）
23. She enjoyed making homemade fudge during the holidays.（她喜欢在假日期间自制软糖。）
24. The manager fudged the sales numbers to make the team look more successful.（经理篡改了销售数字，使团队看起来更成功。）