英语词汇yo-yo的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

yo-yo

noun [ C ] (also yoyo, yo yo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/ yo-yos

游游拉线盘，悠悠球（一种玩具）

a toy consisting of a circular object that can be made to go up and down a long piece of string to which it is tied

The scientists were inspired by spinning toys invented before the industrial age, such as yo-yos and tops.

His hand was going up and down like a yoyo.

For the most part he is a well-behaved indoor/outdoor cat. Well, he's kind of like a yo yo, wanting in or out every hour or so.

Gary White "celebrates childhood" by collecting yo-yos (he owns 200 of them ).
They bought a waterproof blue plastic box and filled it with small treasures: a yo-yo; a deck of cards; a few golf balls.
In groups of six students, we were given the task of producing at least 50 yoyos.
To size your yo-yo, the fabric circle should be cut approximately twice the size of the finished yo-yo.
The yo-yo is a thrifty way to use up scraps of fabric, or to re-purpose old fabric from garments or linen.

yo-yo

adjective [ before noun ] (also yoyo, yo yo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/

形容摇摆不定、时常反复的事物

used to describe something that moves up and down quickly, or something that changes repeatedly between one level and another

yo-yo dieting (= in which someone loses weight and then gains it again, repeatedly) 间歇性节食

It’s the yoyo syndrome - they break up, then get scared and run back to each other, only to break up again.

If you are not ready to change your life then you are just going to begin the yo yo effect.

The drug can have a yo-yo effect on mood.
Industry experts said last year's yo-yo prices have left many investors reluctant to roll the dice with oil.
It remains to be seen whether this is the start of a better trend or if there are yet more yo-yo months ahead.
The manager is confident City can cast off their yo-yo tag of recent seasons after a £22m summer spending spree.
They conform to the second-most- annoying relationship type (after the constant bickerers): the yo yo lovers, addicted to the drama of splitting up and getting back together again.

yo-yo

verb [ I ] (also yoyo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/

上下快速移动;在不同层面间不停变化

to move up and down quickly, or to change repeatedly between one level and another

She said that her weight had yo-yoed over the years. 她说她的体重多年来一直不停摇摆变化。

They said that the price of fossil fuels is going to yoyo.

The club has yo-yoed between the top two divisions in the last two decades.
The only worry is the Canadian dollar, which has been yo-yoing about all over the place of late.
The stock price has been yoyoing in recent weeks.

词汇	yo-yo
释义	yo-yo noun [ C ] (also yoyo, yo yo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/ yo-yos 游游拉线盘，悠悠球（一种玩具） a toy consisting of a circular object that can be made to go up and down a long piece of string to which it is tied The scientists were inspired by spinning toys invented before the industrial age, such as yo-yos and tops. His hand was going up and down like a yoyo. For the most part he is a well-behaved indoor/outdoor cat. Well, he's kind of like a yo yo, wanting in or out every hour or so. 更多例句 Gary White "celebrates childhood" by collecting yo-yos (he owns 200 of them ). They bought a waterproof blue plastic box and filled it with small treasures: a yo-yo; a deck of cards; a few golf balls. In groups of six students, we were given the task of producing at least 50 yoyos. To size your yo-yo, the fabric circle should be cut approximately twice the size of the finished yo-yo. The yo-yo is a thrifty way to use up scraps of fabric, or to re-purpose old fabric from garments or linen. yo-yo adjective [ before noun ] (also yoyo, yo yo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/ 形容摇摆不定、时常反复的事物 used to describe something that moves up and down quickly, or something that changes repeatedly between one level and another yo-yo dieting (= in which someone loses weight and then gains it again, repeatedly) 间歇性节食 It’s the yoyo syndrome - they break up, then get scared and run back to each other, only to break up again. If you are not ready to change your life then you are just going to begin the yo yo effect. 更多例句 The drug can have a yo-yo effect on mood. Industry experts said last year's yo-yo prices have left many investors reluctant to roll the dice with oil. It remains to be seen whether this is the start of a better trend or if there are yet more yo-yo months ahead. The manager is confident City can cast off their yo-yo tag of recent seasons after a £22m summer spending spree. They conform to the second-most- annoying relationship type (after the constant bickerers): the yo yo lovers, addicted to the drama of splitting up and getting back together again. yo-yo verb [ I ] (also yoyo) uk/ˈjəʊ.jəʊ/ us/ˈjoʊ.joʊ/ 上下快速移动;在不同层面间不停变化 to move up and down quickly, or to change repeatedly between one level and another She said that her weight had yo-yoed over the years. 她说她的体重多年来一直不停摇摆变化。 They said that the price of fossil fuels is going to yoyo. 更多例句 The club has yo-yoed between the top two divisions in the last two decades. The only worry is the Canadian dollar, which has been yo-yoing about all over the place of late. The stock price has been yoyoing in recent weeks.
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