bandied

英 [ˈbændid]

美 [ˈbændid]

v.  议论; 谈论; 散布; 吵嘴， 顶嘴; 打来打去; 传播; 来回传递; 互换
bandy的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （与…）争吵，争论
  If youbandywordswithsomeone, you argue with them.
  1. Brand shook his head. He was tired of bandying words with the man...
     布兰德摇了摇头。他已经厌烦了和这个男人斗嘴。
  2. The prosecution and defense were bandying accusations back and forth.
     原告和被告你来我往，互相指责。

双语例句

• The men talk as cheerfully as ever; jests are bandied about freely.
  男人们像往常一样高兴地聊着，彼此间随意开着玩笑。
• Strange rumours were then being bandied about.
  那时正流传着种种离奇的谣言。
• But although he says the word is bandied around too freely in appraisals of the Chinese market, he adds that his fund is generally exposed to companies that have exposure to China, without being listed there.
  但是，尽管他表示在评价中国市场时，这个词被过分随意地传来传去，但他补充称，自己的基金通常拥有一些其业务涉及中国、但不在中国上市的企业。
• The news of the robbery of the bank was quickly bandied about.
  银行遭到抢劫的消息很快传开了。
• We hear that term bandied about a lot, but what does it actually mean?
  我们很多次的听到这个词，但实际它上是什么意思？
• The phrase "analysing concepts" has been bandied about extensively in this introduction.
  “分析概念”这个短语，在前言中一直被颠三倒四地使用。
• While I agree that lots of wild generalisations about men and women are bandied around, I also think there may be something in claims that our fundamental biology influences how we behave.
  虽然我同意关于男人和女人的很多草率概括，我也认为可能有些基本生物学影响着我们的行为。
• His name was being bandied about as a future prime minister.
  人们纷纷传说他将是未来的首相。
• The old friends bandied compliments when they met.
  老朋友相聚，互相问候。
• He whispered my name to newspapermen, knowing that it would be bandied about
  他把我的名字悄声告诉了记者，明知道这会到处传开的。