DUFFER - Định nghĩa trong Từ điển tiếng Anh
duffer (noun)
/ˈdʌfər/
Giải nghĩa:
A person who is very bad at something, especially sports or playing golf
Ví dụ:
Even though he practices every day, he's still a duffer at golf.
duffer (noun)
/ˈdʌfər/
Giải nghĩa:
An old or worn-out item, usually referring to clothes or other goods
Ví dụ:
These old duffers are not fit to wear anymore.
Cách sử dụng
The word 'duffer' is a British term that is used to refer to someone who is not skilled, talented or successful in a particular activity. It is often used humorously or jokingly to describe someone who is not very good at something.For example, if someone is playing golf and keeps missing the ball, their friends might say "you're such a duffer!" in a playful way. Similarly, if someone is not very good at cooking, their family might joke that they are a bit of a duffer in the kitchen.It's worth noting that 'duffer' can be seen as a slightly old-fashioned term, and it's not commonly used as an insult or in a mean-spirited way. If you're using the word, it's important to make sure the context is light-hearted and friendly.
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