英:[ˈgæmən]
美:[ˈɡæmən]
英:[ˈgæmən]
美:[ˈɡæmən]
noun (1)
chiefly British ham sense 2
a side of bacon
the lower end of a side of bacon
noun (2)
archaic backgammon
the winning of a backgammon game before the loser removes any men from the board
verb (1)
transitive verb
to beat by scoring a gammon
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to talk gammon
pretend, feign
transitive verb
deceive, fool
noun (3)
talk intended to deceive
“猪的腿或腰肉”,尤指熏制后的,15世纪早期, gambon,来自古北法语 gambon “火腿”(古法语 jambon,13世纪),源自 gambe(古法语 jambe)“腿”,源自拉丁晚期 gamba “动物的腿”(参见 gambol(n.))。
Noun (1) assimilated form of earlier gambon, borrowed from Anglo-French gamboun, jaumbeun, from gambe, jambe "hock of a horse, leg" + -on, diminutive or particularizing suffix, going back to Latin -ō, -ōn-, suffix of persons with a prominent feature — more at jamb Noun (2) probably shortened from backgammon Verb (1) derivative of gammon >entry 2 Verb (2) derivative of gammon >entry 5 Noun (3) argot word, earlier in sense "criminal accomplice who distracts a victim during a robbery," of uncertain origin
The first known use of gammon was in the 15th century
1 After a gammon or backgammon, the players throw again for the right to begin, as at starting.
2 Pork has chosen to call itself gammon exclusively.It has also marketed a new dish called Gammon Stewcontaining 90 grams of potato to 1 gram of gammon.
3 “I thought it would get lost in the ether. When I started getting requests from serious news organisations to discuss gammon, my conviction that the world had gone irrevocably insane only deepened.”
4 Lynda Gammon wrote: "Heaven has gained an angel."
琳达·金门写道:“天堂有了一个天使。”
5 Charles could brag about winning more games, but Emma won more gammons, which meant that when she won, Charles still had all his pieces on the board.
6 Workers undergo training at one of the Gammon Workers Registration Centres.
建筑工人于金门工人注册中心内参与培训课程.
7 However, "gammon" gained popularity after a collage of contributors to Question Time was shared along with the phrase "Great Wall of Gammon" in 2017.
8 Other commentators retorted that gammon could not possibly be racist and was fine as a word with which to abuse, you know, gammons.
9 Noting the recent accusations of racism, artist Doc Hackenbush shared two "gammon"-inspired illustrations, saying: "I guess these are racist now."
10 He is probably a shepherd or swine-herd; on one side is seated his dog, at the other are hung two fat gammons of bacon.
11 They say the bookie always wins - but in 1898 a mystery syndicate managed to gammon the establishment and make themselves a tidy sum with an audacious scam.
12 A year later, baffled Americans were discussing how Brits were now having a serious debate about whether gammon was a racist word.
13 We adjourn to Gusto, his local café, where the staff offer him gammon and eggs.
14 For a gammon, play the second pair from the five men in his outer table.
15 I’m not sure I’ve ever before read a love scene that begins with a woman crying out, “Double me, gammon me.”
16 “That’s all gammon,” Percy returned; “there’s a limit to what people can suffer!”
17 We have an idea of Cameron as an empty suit – he’s remarkably forgettable for someone who has a face like a gammon travel iron.
18 All gammon, sir! all gammon!" is the rejoinder of the laird, "I wouldn't give a fig for the whole pack.
19 I should’ve just gone while I had the chance, but the dogs had prehistoric fangs, deranged eyes, gammon tongues, and steel chains round their necks.
20 Outside, Mark is lurking in front of the Grosvenor, foisting an A4 ring binder filled with pictures of scampi, gammon and profiteroles at passing trade.
1 击败
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2 绑扎艏斜桁的绳索
3 胡说八道!
4 胡说
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5 愚蠢
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7 愚弄
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8 熏制
9 蠢话
clishmaclaver rot bullshit fudge drool rhubarb drivel goop guff twaddle balderdash pillock malarky blether gup blatherskite cagmag
10 西方双陆棋戏
11 15子游戏
12 欺骗
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13 废话
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14 装假
16 胡说八道
shit junk dribble twaddle piffle haver bushwa bollocks drivel talk out of arse blithering tosh COD bunk ball bull slaver hogwash eyewash balderdash bunkum codswallop falderal stuff and nonsense my eye nerts nertz spinach mumbo-jumbo horsefeathers galimatias spinage fudge claptrap raving bulsh kid cod rhubarb cobbler bop humbug guff hooey poppycock folderol pillock cods bulldust rave drool full of hops tripped out
17 巴加门
18 谎骗
22 打败
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24 说瞎话