to ghost
01
鬼影, 无视
to abruptly cut off communication with someone, especially online, without explanation
Transitive: to ghost sb
Slang
例子
She is ghosting him after the party.
她在派对后已读不回他。
02
滑行, 飘浮
to move in a smooth, quiet, and effortless manner
Intransitive: to ghost somewhere
例子
The dancer seemed to ghost across the stage, her movements so fluid and quiet.
舞者似乎在舞台上幽灵般滑过，她的动作如此流畅和安静。
03
代笔, 借出他的笔
to write for someone else, usually without taking credit for the work
Transitive: to ghost a written work
例子
The author hired a professional to ghost his next book so he could focus on other projects.
作者聘请了一位专业人士来代笔他的下一本书，这样他就可以专注于其他项目。
04
幽灵般出现, 像幽灵一样萦绕
to repeatedly appear or make one's presence felt in a way that is eerie, unsettling, or lingering
Transitive: to ghost a person or their thoughts
例子
The unresolved conflict continued to ghost their meetings, making it hard for them to focus.
未解决的冲突继续困扰着他们的会议，使他们难以集中注意力。
Ghost
01
鬼, 幽灵
a dead person or animal's spirit that appears to the living
例子
They claimed to have seen a ghost in the old abandoned house late at night.
他们声称深夜在那栋废弃的老房子里看到了一个鬼魂。
02
幽灵, 鬼魂
a representation or manifestation of a haunting experience in one's mind
例子
The ghost of her past mistakes haunted her thoughts daily.
她过去错误的幽灵每天都在困扰着她的思绪。
03
一丝, 痕迹
a faint trace or hint of a certain quality
例子
She felt a ghost of doubt despite her confident speech.
尽管她的演讲充满自信，她还是感到了一丝幽灵般的怀疑。
04
枪手, 幽灵写手
a writer who creates content that is credited to another person
例子
She worked as a ghost for several bestselling authors.
她为几位畅销书作家担任代笔人。
