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goo n. <非>粘性物； 感伤 (1) 他得了那份工作，是因为他父亲在那公司有好多门路。 The filling in a donut is one kind of goo — custard or jelly that oozes out when you take a bite. An unidentified blob of slime on the sidewalk or the glistening trail left behind by a slug, are other, much less appealing kinds of goo. Goo was coined in the US, but its origins beyond that are unclear. Many experts think gooey came first, possibly shortened from the now-obsolete burgoo, or "porridge."

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英 [ɡuː] 美 [ɡuː] (1) He goo the job because his father have a lot of pull in that company. Any kind of drippy, yucky, gunky stuff can be called goo. Some people love tapioca pudding, while others feel that it's nothing but lumpy goo. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]（泥、糨糊等）黏稠物质 You can use goo to refer to any thick, sticky substance, for example mud or paste.   [INFORMAL 非正式]...a sticky goo of pineapple and coconut.菠萝和椰子调成的黏稠物

英语单词	goo
英美音标	英 [ɡuː] 美 [ɡuː]
中文释义	n. <非>粘性物；感伤
英语例句	(1) He goo the job because his father have a lot of pull in that company.
中文例句	(1) 他得了那份工作，是因为他父亲在那公司有好多门路。
vocabulary简明	Any kind of drippy, yucky, gunky stuff can be called goo. Some people love tapioca pudding, while others feel that it's nothing but lumpy goo.
vocabulary扩展	The filling in a donut is one kind of goo — custard or jelly that oozes out when you take a bite. An unidentified blob of slime on the sidewalk or the glistening trail left behind by a slug, are other, much less appealing kinds of goo. Goo was coined in the US, but its origins beyond that are unclear. Many experts think gooey came first, possibly shortened from the now-obsolete burgoo, or "porridge."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]（泥、糨糊等）黏稠物质 You can use goo to refer to any thick, sticky substance, for example mud or paste. [INFORMAL 非正式] ...a sticky goo of pineapple and coconut. 菠萝和椰子调成的黏稠物

Goo Kind Sticky 英 ɡuː] 美 ɡuː N <非>粘性物