Blubber

to cry or to throw tantrums

像孩子一樣哭或發(fā)脾氣。

例句：

Stop blubbering like a two-year-old.

別哭得像個(gè)兩歲小孩。

Doozy

something that is very special or unusual

異乎尋常的東西；獨(dú)特的事物

形容“極其地好/壞”。

例如，你看到一個(gè)表演十分的令人尷尬，這時(shí)候就可以表達(dá)：

That show just was a doozy.

這場(chǎng)表演簡(jiǎn)直太糟糕啦。

Did you eat Chinese food at that restaurant? It’s a doozy!

你在那家餐館吃過(guò)中國(guó)菜嗎？真的太好吃啦！

Flabbergasted

extremely surprised and/or shocked

十分的震驚；目瞪口呆

例句：

She was really flabbergasted and I was shaking like a leaf when I proposed to her!

她真的嚇到了，當(dāng)我向她求婚時(shí)，我一直抖個(gè)不停！

Festooned

Decorated

被裝飾

例句：

I have festooned my Christmas tree this time.

這次我裝飾了我的圣誕樹(shù)。

Fuddy-duddy

a person who has old-fashioned ideas or habits

形容有守舊派思想的人

例句：

My grandfather always asks us to keep our hands off the table while dining. He’s such a fuddy-duddy.

我爺爺總是叫我們吃飯時(shí)手不要放在桌子上，他真是太古板了。

Gibberish

words that have no meaning or are impossible to understand

胡言亂語(yǔ)

當(dāng)你朋友喝醉了酒，你就可以說(shuō)：

You’re speaking gibberish.

你在胡言亂語(yǔ)。

Squabble

to argue noisily about sth that is not very important

爭(zhēng)吵

用法：

squabble with sb about/over sth

例句：

My parents have been squabbling since morning.

我父母從早上起就吵個(gè)不停。

Wishy-washy

not having clear or firm ideas or beliefs

優(yōu)柔寡斷

例句：

You’ve got to be stop being wishy-washy about your decisions.

你必須得停止對(duì)你的決定優(yōu)柔寡斷了！

（來(lái)源：滬江英語(yǔ)）