trolls

英 [trɒlz]

美 [troʊlz]

n.  (斯堪的纳维亚传说中的)山精，巨怪，友善顽皮的侏儒; “投饵”，恶意挑衅的帖子(在互联网讨论组张贴的); “投饵”人; 发挑衅帖子的人
v.  曳绳钓(鱼); 拖钓; 搜查; 搜索; 设法得到
troll的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (斯堪的纳维亚神话中居于洞穴或山上、专门偷小孩的)丑陋怪物，山精，巨怪
  In Scandinavian mythology,trollsare creatures who look like ugly people. They live in caves or on mountains and steal children.
• VERB 闲逛;游荡
  If youtrollsomewhere, you go there in a casual and unhurried way.
  1. I trolled along to see Michael Frayn's play, 'Noises Off'...
     我慢悠悠地走着去看迈克尔·弗莱恩的戏剧《糊涂戏班》。
  2. He rowed her ashore and then continued trolling around the lake.
     他拢岸让她下船，然后继续悠闲地在湖上划着。
• VERB 随便浏览;随便翻翻
  If youtroll throughpapers or files, you look through them in a fairly casual way.
  1. Trolling through the files revealed a photograph of me drinking coffee in the office.
     我随便浏览文件时发现了一张我在办公室喝咖啡的照片。

双语例句

• Trolls are savage, rubbery grey-green skinned giants with a voracious appetite for flesh.
  巨魔都是野蛮的，他们有灰绿色橡胶般的皮肤和对肉类贪婪。
• Ice trolls typically have thick manes of hair.
  冰霜巨魔通常有相当浓密的头发。
• Also like other trolls, ice trolls seek to reclaim their lost empires.
  同样和其他巨魔一样，冰霜巨魔致力于复兴他们失落的帝国。
• For generations, Norwegian children have been fed images of make-believe characters such as trolls, sirens and goblins.
  一代代的挪威儿童都会听说到一些虚构的人物形象，如洞穴巨人、上女妖和小妖精。
• Early Europeans believed in evil spirits, witches, ghosts and trolls.
  古代欧洲人相信存在魔鬼、师和鬼魂。
• Aaaaa h! Trolls! The caves are infested with trolls!
  啊！巨魔！洞穴里都是巨魔！
• For the most part, it is the speed at which trolls regenerate that makes them formidable foes.
  很大程度上，巨魔再生的速度使他们成为可怕的敌人。
• Not only are many sites plagued by "trolls" and "flame wars" between rivals but anonymity can be abused to bully others and be unpleasant.
  不但有许多网站被辩论双方的“钓鱼贴”和“火爆论战”所累，而且匿名可能被滥用于恐吓他人，也可能引起不快。
• Things like Health Pots, Trolls Blood, Sharpening Stones, etc all can give you a boost.
  像是血瓶，巨魔血药水，尖刺水晶之类可以给予你帮助的东西。
• For example, dire trolls might have been altered alchemically or magically.
  比如，恐怖巨魔可能是被炼金术或魔法转变而成的。