英:[ˈkwɔ:təbæk]
美:[ˈkwɔrtərbæk]
英:[ˈkwɔ:təbæk]
美:[ˈkwɔrtərbæk]
n.
(美式足球)(指挥进攻的)四分卫,枢纽前卫
vi.
(美式足球)打四分卫,担任枢纽前卫
vt.
指挥,组织
quar·ter·back
kwawr tr baek
复数:quarterbacks
第三人称单数:quarterbacks
现在分词:quarterbacking
过去式:quarterbacked
过去分词:quarterbacked
词根:quarter
adj.quarterly 季度的,按季度的;一年四次的
quarterfinal 四分之一决赛的
quartering 成直角的;四等分的
adv.quarterly 按季度,[农] 一季一次地;纵横四分地
n.quarter 四分之一;地区;季度;一刻钟;两角五分;节;vi. 住宿;驻扎;vt. 将…四等分;供某人住宿;num. 四分之一
quarterly 季刊
quarterfinal 四分之一决赛
quartering 四等分;四分法
v.quartering 把…四等分(quarter的ing形式)
noun
an offensive back in football who usually lines up behind the center, calls the signals, and directs the offensive play of the team
one who directs and leads
verb
transitive verb
to direct the offensive play of
quarterback a football team
to give executive direction to : boss
quarterbacked the original buying syndicate—Time
intransitive verb
to play quarterback
也是 quarter-back,美式足球位置,1876年,源自 quarter(名词1)+ back(名词); 因为他在比赛开始时在场上的位置,位于半卫和中锋之间。
作为动词,“扮演四分卫”的意思,始于1945年。比喻意义(四分卫通常在场上指挥球队的战术)始于1952年。Monday morning quarterback 作为名词的意思始于1932年,“对他人决策进行事后指责或评判的人”; 作为动词的意思始于1972年; 最初是职业橄榄球运动员对体育记者的俚语(美国职业橄榄球比赛通常在星期日进行)。
组织进攻队员
中卫
指挥进攻
The first known use of quarterback was in 1879
quarteringadjective
coming from a direction behind and to the side (as of a ship)
a quartering wind
quarterdecknoun
the part of the upper deck that is located toward the rear of a ship
quarterbacknoun
an offensive football back who calls the signals and directs the offensive play of the team
1 Rashid didn’t want to die, but he moved in front of the football quarterback.
2 The quarterback fumbled the snap.
那个四分卫手漏接了球.
3 Your comment is really a Monday morning quarterback.
你这个评论可真是马后炮。
4 “Yeah. I had a feeling Mike might be holding the ball for Erik when he told us he was the backup quarterback.”
5 No quarterback or cornerback or anyone else in any way associated with football had ever invited him to do anything.
6 As backup quarterback, his son Mike would be handling the snaps and holding the ball for the placekicker—in this case, Erik Fisher, a placekicker who can hit with deadly accuracy from fifty yards.
7 When the pressure was off and the score wasn’t close, it was hard to find a better quarterback.
8 My father is a hopeless armchair quarterback.
我爸爸是一个没救了的纸上谈兵的人.
9 The quarterback fumbled the ball.
四分卫漏接了球.
10 The quarterback called to the referee: “Time out.”
11 Smack in the middle of the season, star linebackers and star quarterbacks were suddenly lost to the team because of a grade below 70 in algebra or English or biology.
12 How I got that record had as much to do with the weather conditions as it did with my talent as a quarterback, but I didn’t care.
13 Jim sent two quarterbacks to the sidelines on stretchers and intercepted a pass and ran it back for a touchdown.
14 I quarterback the whole company for more years than I care to remember.
我掌管整个公司很多年了。
15 The office quarterback just handed off a bunch of her assignments to me, AGAIN!
四分卫经理又把她的一堆活派给了我!
16 Another tendency, in the wake of anything gone wrong, is Monday- morning quarterbacking.
17 He’s brought his rising star status to that network’s social media, recently interviewing Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and posting videos of his outfits in front of the Complex logo.
18 He continued: “Now, I know there’s gonna be a lot of armchair quarterbacking about this—he should have had another officer there, should have looked, that kind of thing—but it’s dead.”
19 She quarterbacked the company's latest ad campaign.
20 The popular quarterback announced his retirement after his team won the championship.
这位极受欢迎的四分卫在球队获得冠军后宣布退休.
1 指挥
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2 领导
leadership leading pilot BOSS hegemony jefe superordinate head guide spearhead lead banner guidance conduct command carry