vĩ cầm
/ˈfɪdl//ˈfɪdl/Word OriginOld English fithele, denoting a violin or similar instrument (originally not an informal or depreciatory term), related to Dutch vedel and German Fiedel, based on Latin vitulari ‘celebrate a festival, be joyful’, perhaps from Vitula, the name of a Roman goddess of joy and victory. Compare with viol.
noun
(slang); sail) bore (nautical) plug, stopper, stopper
(slang) trick; trick
to fiddle with a piece of string
to fiddle about: to wander around, to hang around; to do nothing
in a dependent position
transitive verb
violin (what song)
(: away) waste, spend
to fiddle with a piece of string
to fiddle about: to wander around, to hang around; to do nothing
to keep touching or moving something with your hands, especially because you are bored or nervous
tiếp tục chạm hoặc di chuyển một cái gì đó bằng tay của bạn, đặc biệt là vì bạn đang buồn chán hoặc lo lắng
Anh ấy đang loay hoay với chìa khóa trong khi nói chuyện với tôi.
to change the details or figures of something in order to try to get money dishonestly or gain an advantage
thay đổi chi tiết hoặc số liệu của cái gì đó nhằm cố gắng kiếm tiền một cách không trung thực hoặc để đạt được lợi thế
để mân mê các tài khoản
Cô ấy làm hỏng sổ sách (= thay đổi hồ sơ tài chính của công ty) khi làm kế toán.
to play music on the violin
chơi nhạc trên violin
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