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单词 surf
释义
surf
verb[IorT]
uk
/sɜːf/us
/sɝːf/

surfverb[I or T](INTERNET)

A2
tospendtimevisitinga lot ofwebsites:
上网，网上冲浪
Hespendsa lot oftimesurfing theinternet/Net/Web.他花很多时间上网。
More examples
  • Jane's been surfing theWeballmorning.
  • Ispenthourssurfing theWeb,searchingforinformation.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Operating computers
  • admin
  • aliasing
  • always-on
  • backsomeoneup
  • black hat
  • computerate
  • computerize
  • drill down
  • escape
  • interface
  • keyboarder
  • maximize
  • miswrite
  • mouse oversomething
  • munging
  • navigational
  • scroll
  • telecottage
  • ticket
  • uninstall
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surfverb[I or T](WAVES)

B1
torideon awaveas it comes towardsland, whilestandingorlyingon aspecialboard:
冲浪
Theygosurfing everyweekend.他们每个周末都去冲浪。
See also
bodysurf
windsurfing
More examples
  • Theadsfeatureamontageofimages-peoplesurfing,playingfootballandbasketball.
  • For me, nothingcompareswith thethrillof surfing - it'sbetterthansex.
  • We surfed thebiggestwaveseveron thatbeach.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Water sports
  • aquatics
  • bodyboarding
  • Boogie Board
  • boogie boarding
  • diving
  • grommet
  • longboarding
  • oxygen tank
  • paddle board
  • paddle boarding
  • parasailing
  • sailboard
  • shortboard
  • shortboarding
  • surfer
  • surfing
  • waxhead
  • windsurf
  • windsurfer
  • windsurfing
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surf
noun[U]
uk
/sɜːf/us
/sɝːf/
thetopsof thewaveson theseawhen they are near to thecoastorhitagainstrocks:
拍岸的浪花，碎浪
We werealmostdeafenedby thecrash/roarof the surf.拍岸的涛声震耳欲聋。
Compare
breaker
picture of surf
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Waves
  • bore
  • breaker
  • choppy
  • comber
  • crest
  • dumper
  • heavy
  • overfall
  • roller
  • rough
  • roughness
  • spume
  • standing wave
  • swell
  • tidal wave
  • tsunami
  • wake
  • wave
  • white horses
  • whitecaps
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(Definition ofsurffrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

surf| American Dictionary

surf
noun[U]
us
/sɜrf/

surfnoun[U](WAVES)

thewaveson theseawhen theyapproachthecoastorhitagainstrocks
surf
verb
us
/sɜrf/

surfverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

[T]
tomovequicklyfrom oneplaceto another within asystemtolearnwhat eachplaceisoffering:
You canturnonyourcomputernow and go surfing on theWeb.
Hespendsa lot oftimesurfing TVchannels.

surfverb(RIDE WAVES)

[I]
to use asurfboard(=long,narrowboard)toridewavestoward abeach:
They go surfing everyweekend.
(Definition ofsurffrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

surf| Business English

surf
verb[IorT]
INTERNET
uk
/sɜːf/us
tospendtimelookingatwebsites:
Persuading moresubscriberstosurf theinternetis at theheartof astrategyintendedtoboostsales.

surfing

noun[U]
Here are tensafesurfingtipsforteens.
(Definition ofsurffrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsurf

surf
The morning'ssurf, breaking offshore and dumping heavily inshore, was clearly unmanageable but preparations went forward in hopes of an improvement.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Next day the ice had gone but heavysurfswamped the dinghy.
From theCambridge English Corpus
See, it has asurf-board, and it is all open.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Young people looking for fun and escape identified above all with dance crazes like the twist, hully-gully,surfand shake.
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The young office employees' idea of playing sports is tosurfor to play tennis.
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Visits by sea often failed because of changeable weather andsurf, engine failure, or leaky boats.
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Five of them froze to death on shore and another five were lost in thesurf.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Many people think, for example, that the whole state is a big beach, and its inhabitants are always surfing.
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In crude terms, the teenagers and twenty-pluses are either surfing the net or out clubbing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The ability to know exactly who is surfing a vendor's site is invaluable.
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Tense discussions revolved around risking thesurfthat day or waiting for better conditions on the next which might turn out to be worse.
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If the world consisted of only computer scientists, we would still be surfing the web in this way.
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A monthly claiming to be the biggest surfing magazine in the world:surf, surfer, surfing no doubt now international.
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The swell rolled round on both sides, making a heavysurfon the rocks.
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In particular, we will concentrate on the problems that these free-spawning animals face in thesurfzone, since this challenging habitat is widespread and vastly different from the laboratory.
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