woof

IPA/wʊf/
KK[wˈuf]IPA/wʊf/

woof — 名詞

  • woofsingular
  • woofsplural

1. a short loud noise that comes from a dog's throat and mouth, often heard when th

1.名詞A2
釋義

狗叫聲

狗發出的短促叫聲

a short loud noise that comes from a dog's throat and mouth, often heard when the animal feels excited, wants attention, or reacts to something unfamiliar

例句

The dog gave a loud woof when the mailman walked past the gate.

郵差走過大門時,那隻狗發出一聲響亮的狗叫。

A soft woof came from under the bed, where the puppy had fallen asleep.

床底下傳來輕柔的狗叫聲,原來是小狗在那裡睡著了。

同義詞
  • bark

    the general word for a dog's loud sound; 'woof' suggests a short, single sound rather than continuous barking

文法句型

a + woof

make a woof

let out a woof

2. a man who has a physically strong and sexually attractive body; used especially

2.名詞C1
釋義

壯男

(男同性戀用語)健美的男子

a man who has a physically strong and sexually attractive body; used especially within gay male communities as a term of appreciation

例句

Pedro walked in and his friends whispered "total woof" about the man at the counter.

Pedro 走進酒吧,他的朋友們對著櫃檯旁的那個男人悄悄說「真是個壯男」。

slang: often used in social settings among gay men

Ramón posted a gym photo, and his fans filled the comments with "woof".

Ramón 貼出一張健身房照片,粉絲在留言區寫滿了「壯男」。

同義詞
  • hunk

    similar meaning but more mainstream; used by both men and women without the gay-community connotation

  • stud

    emphasises sexual appeal and masculinity; also used more broadly

文法句型

be a woof

total woof

real woof

用法筆記

Frequently used within gay male communities and social settings such as bars, clubs, or dating apps. Generally seen as playful appreciation rather than an insult, but learners should be aware that it is not part of standard everyday English. Avoid using this term unless you are familiar with the social context.

常見錯誤

My boss is a woof' (in a business meeting).
My friend called the actor in the movie a total woof.
💡This term is socially marked slang and would sound odd or inappropriate in formal or mixed settings.

woof — 動詞

woof — 感嘆詞