badger

US:  [ˈbædʒə(r)]

复数：badgers  现在分词：badgering  过去式：badgered  

n.

1.【动】獾

v.

1.不断督促;不断催促;纠缠

1 . Toad was nervous, but the Rat, nodding mysteriously at him, went straight up to the door and opened it, and in walked Mr. Badger.
蟾蜍立时紧张起来，可是河鼠诡秘地冲他点点头，径直走到门口，打开门。进来的是獾先生。

2 . but when the Badger took him firmly by the other arm he began to see that the game was up.
可是当獾紧紧抓住他的另一只胳臂时，他明白，事情败露了。

3 . When they came out of the Badger's secret back door, they found a path across the fields and soon they could see the river in front of them.
当他们走出獾的秘密后门，他们就看见了穿过田野的小路，很快他们就看到了前面的河。

4 . The Badger did not mind that sort of thing at all, nor did he take any notice of elbows on the table, or everybody speaking at once.
好在獾对这类事毫不介意，也不注意他们是否把胳臂肘撑在桌上，或者是不是几张嘴同时说话。

5 . I will badger with you for a life time, I will devote all my life to loving you.
我会与你缠绵一生，我将用我所有的生命爱你。