单词	pootle
释义	pootle /ˈpuːt(ə)l / verb [no object, with adverbial of direction] British informal Move or travel in a leisurely manner: they were pootling down a canal in their new boat... Then, while pootling along at about 12 mph at the top of Madingley Rise, I got passed by a bloke I recognised from the office (don't know his name). I'm not ready for a test, I still should be pootling on quiet roads at 3mph. The drive was superb, tight, controllable, plenty of power but docile as a kitten after a big meal when simply pootling along. Origin 1970s: blend of the verbs poodle and tootle. Rhymes brutal, footle, refutal, rootle, tootle
随便看	putter-off putter-on putter-out putter-up put that in your pipe and smoke it put the acid on put the arm on put the bite on put the boot in (or into someone) put the cart before the horse put the clocks back (or forward) put the fear of God in (or into) someone put the finger on put the flags (or flag) out put the frighteners on put the hard word on put their (or our or your) heads together put the lid (or the tin lid) on it put the make on put the mockers on put the question put the screws on put the skids under put the squeeze on put the tin lid on

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