英[wɒft]美[wɑːft]
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词源词根法
词源不详,可能来自wave变体,波浪,引申义飘荡。
verb(动词)noun(名词)
双解例句
verb(动词)noun(名词)
小知识
When your grandmother cooks her famous spaghetti sauce, many wonderful smells may waft from the kitchen. In other words, the air will gently carry this familiar aroma throughout the house.
Though the verb waft usually involves movement through air, it has watery roots. A “wafter” was a convoy ship in the 16th century, and these words may have derived from the similar looking wave. Waft can refer to scents, sounds, and even smoke. So, if your grandmother’s sauce begins to burn, smoke could waft from the kitchen as well.
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变化形式
复数: wafts第三人称单数: wafts过去式: wafted过去分词: wafted现在分词: wafting