英 [puːp] 美 [puːp]
v. <美，非正式>排便；<美，非正式>（使）筋疲力尽，（使）非常疲倦；（浪）冲击（船）尾（有时引起翻船）
n. <美，非正式>屎，粪便；<美，非正式>排便；（旧帆船的）艉楼，船尾，艉；<美，旧，非正式>信息，（尤指）最新消息
复数poops
第三人称单数poops
现在分词pooping
过去式pooped
过去分词pooped
poop /puːp/ [ pooping pooped poops ]
可数名词 The poop of an old-fashioned sailing ship is the raised structure at the back end of it. 艉楼
...the poop deck.
...这艉楼甲板。
动词 (of a wave or sea) to break over the stern of (a vessel) 冲打船尾
不及物动词 To poop means to get rid of faeces from your body. 排便
Ted, did you poop in your pants?
泰德，你是不是拉在裤子里了？
不可数名词 Poop is also a noun. 大便
...piles of dog poop.
...一堆堆的狗屎。
动词 to cause to become exhausted; tire 使精疲力竭; 疲劳
he was pooped after the race
名词 information; the facts 信息; 事实
名词 (as modifier) 事实的
a poop sheet
a stupid foolish person
同义词： nincompoop / ninny
slang terms for inside information
同义词： dope / the skinny / low-down
the rear part of a ship
同义词： stern / after part / quarter / tail
尾楼
船尾楼
艉楼
艉艛
船楼又有首楼 （forecastle）、尾楼（poop）和驾驶台（bridge）之分。上层建筑的各舱室一般按舱室用途而命名。
... poopshot低速带测量 poop舵楼甲板；船尾楼；尖锐脉冲 poorcasingseat套管鞋坐不稳的 ...
...主船体部分有船首（stem）、船中（midship）、船尾（stern）；上层建筑部分有艏楼（forecastle）、桥楼（brideg）、艉楼（poop）及甲板室（deck house）。
... pooptweendeck尾部甲板间 poop船尾 poop船尾楼 ...
疲乏；排便
How does Roman know whales poop at the surface?
罗曼怎么知道鲸鱼在水面排便？
Even the nice fresh pure spring water, birds and fish poop in it.
即使是新鲜纯净的好泉水，鸟和鱼也在里面排便。
Ted, did you poop in your pants?
泰德，你是不是拉在裤子里了？
We actually--We need to step back and ask questions like and these are questions we're going to ask Why does poop smell bad?
事实上，我们需要追溯,问一些问题,诸如我们打算问,为什么大便闻起来不好？
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Avoid the temptation to say, "Well, poop smells bad because it's so stinky."
避免这样回答，嗯，大便闻起来不好,因为它很臭“
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I am not going to be the only party poop here.
我才不要作唯一的扫把星。
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Both companies have somehow beat out the Poop Cruise company Carnival, which seems to me like a no-brainer for the award this year.
FORBES: EA Responds To Worst Company In America Contest: 'We Can Do Better'
Treadwell gave the seven-hundred-pound beasts such names as Mr. Chocolate and Aunt Melissa and rhapsodized over their steaming excrement, which he insisted on calling poop.
Now perhaps this article is the biggest pile of polar bear poop since the New York Times trusted Jayson Blair to get his facts straight.