fay

英 [feɪ]

美 [feɪ]

n.  小妖精；仙女; 〈美俚〉白人
adj.  小妖精似的
v.  船紧镶，紧配，紧密连接，接合

过去式：fayed　复数：fays　

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英英释义

noun

• a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers
  Synonym:fairyfaeryfaeriesprite

双语例句

• Fay: well, I've just seen Jacquie and she told me that she and Peter have agreed to separate.
  费伊：好，我刚才见过雅基，她说已经和彼得协议分居了。
• Fay Chang is the object in the second statement.
  FayChang是第二个句子的宾语。
• The studio also set its sights on young men and boys by marketing the movie with emphasis on the action-oriented plot, according to Mr. Fay. 'You don't want them to be drag-alongs,' he said.
  费伊说，通过重点营销该片的动作情节，片方同时瞄准了年轻男性和男孩儿这一群体，他说，你总不希望他们是被女友拖来看的吧。
• However, his commitment to his work begins to consume him, and he drifts away from Fay.
  然而，他承诺他的工作开始消耗他，他漂移远离费。
• The largest of the banners and the largest of the lawns belonged to Daisy Fay's house.
  几面最大的旗子和几片最大的草坪都是属于黛西-费伊家的。
• The fay lived in groups called the faerie, between the heavenly and earthly realms.
  fay合群而居就称为faerie，它们生活在天国和人世之间。
• Fay: What a bargain! You'll have to take me with you next time.
  费伊：真便宜！下次你去巴黎，可得找我一起去。
• Fay: Oh, I'm not married or seeing anyone.
  哦，我还没结婚也还没和人约会呢。
• Uncle Fay and Aunt Tattie had left Pennsylvania for Illinois.
  费姨父和塔蒂姨妈已经离开宾夕法尼亚，到了伊利诺伊。
• The word fairy is drawn from fay ( Old French fee), which itself comes from the Latin Fata, the goddess of fate.
  仙灵（fairy）这个词来自于古法语fay（现代法语则是fee），而fay又起源于拉丁词Fata，即命运女神。