surfed

英 [sɜːft]

美 [sɜːrft]

v.  进行冲浪运动; 冲浪; (互联网上)冲浪，漫游，浏览
surf的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 激浪;拍岸浪花
  Surfis the mass of white bubbles that is formed by waves as they fall upon the shore.
  1. ...surf rolling onto white sand beaches.
     涌上白色沙滩的激浪
• VERB 冲浪
  If yousurf, you ride on big waves in the sea on a special board.
  1. I'm going to buy a surfboard and learn to surf...
     我要买个冲浪板学习冲浪。
  2. I'm going to be surfing bigger waves when I get to Australia!
     到了澳大利亚后我要去浪头更大的地方冲浪！
• VERB (在因特网上)冲浪，漫游，浏览
  If yousurfthe Internet, you spend time finding and looking at things on the Internet.
  1. No one knows how many people currently surf the Net.
     没人知道现在有多少人在网上冲浪。

双语例句

• The surfer surfed in the sea yesterday.
  冲浪者昨天在海里冲浪。
• How many years since you've surfed?
  离你上次复活，已经有好多年了吧？
• For the past decade, Brazil has surfed the global commodity boom.
  过去十年，巴西经济可谓借了全球大宗商品繁荣的东风。
• No, once you upgrade your account, that upgrade raises your earnings for the entire month, for each day that you have surfed.
  不是，一旦你提升你的户头级别，那提升是为整个月份的。你在那月的每一天都能赚取较高的收入。
• In the evening, I surfed the internet and then read an interesting book.
  晚上我上网，然后看了一本非常有趣的书。
• Taobao seems to be one of the most surfed shopping websites among online shoppers.
  淘宝网似乎是网上购物者上的最多的购物网站。
• Male, junior students, students with one-parent/ a remarried family, surfed the net to mainly play computer games, which was the risk factor of the internet addiction; having a mother with high degree and good marks themselves were the protective factors. 7.
  男性、高年级、单亲/重组家庭、上网以玩游戏为主是网络成瘾的危险因素，而母亲高学历和学习成绩好是网络成瘾的保护因素。
• In Mexico, they camped on the beach and surfed the big Pacific swells.
  在墨西哥，他们在沙滩上露营，在太平洋的大海潮里冲浪。
• Each kind of financial products market in America had surfed the biggest hit and frustration in its history.
  美国国内各类金融产品市场遭受了前所未有的打击与挫折。
• After diving into the water, he climbed on top of the half eaten whale and 'surfed' it until his friends pulled the boat near enough for him to jump back on-board safely.
  在跳进水之后，他爬上了已经被啃噬一半的鲸尸上并在它上面冲浪，直到他的朋友们将小船划到离他足够近的地方，让他跳到甲板上才安全。