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Fiddle
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小提琴, 民谣琴
a bowed string musical instrument that is placed under the chin to be played, usually used in folk music
to fiddle
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摆弄, 拨弄
to touch or handle something in a restless, absentminded, or often playful manner
Transitive: to fiddle with sth
Example
Unable to sit still during the meeting, he began to fiddle with a pen, tapping it rhythmically on the table.
在会议期间无法静坐，他开始摆弄一支笔，按着节奏在桌子上敲打。
As she waited for her appointment, she absentmindedly fiddled with the zipper on her jacket.
当她等待约会时，她心不在焉地摆弄着外套的拉链。
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拉小提琴, 演奏小提琴
to perform music on the violin
Transitive: to fiddle a piece of music
Example
She fiddled a beautiful melody on her violin.
她在小提琴上演奏了一首优美的旋律。
The street musician fiddled traditional tunes in the town square.
街头音乐家在市广场上拉小提琴，演奏传统曲调。
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摆弄, 调整
to tinker with something to enhance its functionality or performance
Transitive: to fiddle with sth
Example
He fiddled with the settings on his guitar to achieve the perfect sound for the recording.
他摆弄吉他的设置，以达到录音的完美音效。
The mechanic fiddled with the engine, fine-tuning it for optimal performance.
机械师摆弄引擎，调整以达到最佳性能。
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舞弊, 篡改
to manipulate information dishonestly, often with the intent to gain financial advantage
Transitive: to fiddle information
Example
The accountant was caught fiddling the company's financial records to inflate profits artificially.
会计被抓到舞弊公司财务记录，故意人为抬高利润。
The fraudulent businessman fiddled the sales figures to secure a loan from the bank.
那个欺诈的商人篡改了销售数据，以便从银行获得贷款。
