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　

BNC.21282

英英释义

noun

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

双语例句

• I'll change my timetable to fay in with yours.
  我将改变时间表以便和你们吻合起来。
• Morgan le Fay was waving to them from the magic tree house high in the branches.
  摩根-拉菲在枝条错落的魔法树屋上朝他们朝手。
• Tom: Hello, this is Tom calling from Fay's Bakery.
  汤姆：你好，我是汤姆，从费氏面包店打来的。
• 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。
• Mr Fay is to take up an appointment as a researcher with the Royal Society.
  费伊先生将担任皇家学会研究员的职务。
• FAY: Here it is.
  FAY：在这里。
• Fay was so impressive on camera that a special part was written in for her
  费伊很上镜，所以特地为她编写了一个角色。
• Fay Chang is the object in the second statement.
  FayChang是第二个句子的宾语。
• "Things are in good order," Fay said in thee-mail.
  “事情都很井井有条，”费伊在电子邮件里说。
• Four separate hurricanes-Fay, Gustav, Hanna, and Ike-in the space of 30 days led to the deaths of more than 800 people.
  四次不同的飓风Fay，Gustav，Hanna和Ike在30天内四次袭击海地，导致超过800人死亡。