| 释义 |
boon·dog·gle
I. \ˈbünˌdȯgəl\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: coined 1925 by Robert H. Link b1897 American scoutmaster
1. : a handicraft article especially of leather or wicker fashioned for utility
2. : an impracticable or useless project wasteful of time and money
II. intransitive verb
(boondoggled ; boondoggled ; boondoggling \-g(ə)liŋ\ ; boondoggles)
1. : to engage in making boondoggles
2. : to engage in useless or frivolous occupations
• boon·dog·gler \-g(ə)lə(r)\ noun -s |