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buck如何读

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buck英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]〈非正〉(一)美元 US dollar
[C]雄鹿,雄兔 male deer, hare or rabbit

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. (马等)猛然弓背跃起 jump high with the back arched

buck是什么意思

n. (名词)

雄鹿；公羊；公兔；牡兔；羚羊
谈话
自吹自擂
<英>捕鳝鱼的竹笼
碱水，肥皂溶液
用碱水浸洗过的衣服
<罕>花花公子，纨绔子弟
<美><贬>青年男黑人
<美>锯木架
【体】鞍马
<美俚>元
巴克（音译名）
<俚>庄家标志
<口>责任
车身，车架
Buck Pearl（小名 Pearl Sydenstricker）赛珍珠（1892-1973，美国女作家、小说家）

v. (动词)

闲谈
吹牛
猛然弯背跃起，猛然弓背跳起
<美>低着头撞过去，低着头冲
<美>传递
用碱水浸洗，用碱水浸衣服
<美口>（车辆）颠簸
猛然弯背跃起把（骑者）摔下来，后蹄踢跃，尥蹶子摔（骑者）
<美口>强烈反抗，反对，抵制
猛然震荡，猛烈颠簸
振作起来
快点，赶快
使某人振作
冲入（对方阵地）

adj. (形容词)

雄的，公的
<美俚>男的
最低一级的
某一军衔等级中最低一级的
雄鹿的

buck变形

复数:bucks

第三人称单数:bucks

现在分词:bucking

过去式:bucked

过去分词:bucked

buck英英释义

noun (1)

dollar sense 3b Dinner cost twenty bucks.

I only had a buck in my pocket.

US slang —used in place of "hundred" in combination with other numbers

… as much at ease going 40 in First as it is doing a buck-twenty [=120 miles an hour] down the freeway …—Hot Rod

or plural buck a male animalespecially: a male deer or antelope

a male human being : man

a dashing fellow : dandy

or plural buck antelope

buckskinalso: an article (such as a shoe) made of buckskin

a supporting rack or frame

a short thick leather-covered block for gymnastic vaulting

biographical name (1)

Linda B. 1947– American biologist

verb

intransitive verb

of a horse or mule to spring into the air with the back arched

to charge against something

to move or react jerkily

to refuse assent : balk

to strive for advancement sometimes without regard to ethical behavior

bucking for a promotion

transitive verb

oppose, resist

bucking the system

archaic butt entry 3

to throw or dislodge (a rider) by bucking

to move or charge into

bucking a headwind

to pass especially from one person to another

to move or load (heavy or cumbersome objects) especially with mechanical equipment

noun (2)

an act or instance of bucking

adverb

stark, completely

buck naked

noun (3)

responsibility—used especially in the phrases pass the buck and the buck stops here

an object formerly used in poker to mark the next player to dealbroadly: a token used as a mark or reminder

adjective

of the lowest grade within a military category or rank see also buck private

Because he had not yet taken the Army's basic artillery course, he had to make do with a crash course from a buck sergeant … , who tutored him aboard the troopship General Walker.—Peter J. Boyer

biographical name (2)

Pearl 1892–1973 née Sydenstrickerˈsī-dᵊn-ˌstri-kər American novelist

biographical name (2)

Pearl 1892–1973 née Sydenstrickerˈsī-dᵊn-ˌstri-kər American novelist

buck词组

buck up使振作；打起精神；[俚]加快

buck the trend反潮流

fast buckn. 轻易得来的钱；投机赚钱

bang for the buck划算；合算；货真价实

buck词源中文解释

“雄鹿”，公元1300年，早期指“公山羊”；来自古英语 bucca “公山羊”，源自原始日耳曼语 *bukkon（源头还包括古撒克逊语 buck，中古荷兰语 boc，荷兰语 bok，古高地德语 boc，德语 Bock，古诺尔斯语 bokkr），也许源自原始印欧语根 *bhugo（源头还包括阿维斯陀语 buza “公山羊，山羊”，亚美尼亚语 buc “羔羊”），但有些人猜测它来自一个失落的前日耳曼语言。巴恩哈特说，一些资料中列出的古英语 buc “雄鹿”是一个“幽灵词或抄写错误”。日耳曼语（在“公山羊”的意义上）被法语借用为 bouc。

“男人”的意思来自公元1300年（古诺尔斯语 bokki 也用于这个意义）。特别是“时髦男子”（1725年）；也用于男性美洲原住民（约1800年）或黑人（1835年）。这也可能是军队俚语 buck private “最低级别的士兵”（1870年代）的意思。

短语 pass the buck 的字面意义记录于1865年，美国英语扑克俚语；所谓的“雄鹿”最初可能是一把鹿角柄刀：

The 'buck' is any inanimate object, usually [a] knife or pencil, which is thrown into a jack pot and temporarily taken by the winner of the pot. Whenever the deal reaches the holder of the 'buck', a new jack pot must be made. [J.W. Keller, "Draw Poker," 1887]

“雄鹿”是任何无生命的物体，通常是[一把]刀或铅笔，被扔进奖池并被获胜者暂时拿走。每当发牌到“雄鹿”的持有者时，必须制作一个新的奖池。[J.W. Keller，“Draw Poker”，1887]

“转移责任”的比喻意义首次记录于1912年；短语 the buck stops here（1952年）与美国总统哈里·杜鲁门有关。

buck_体育行业词汇

山羊

鞍马

跳跃器

buck_金融行业词汇

庄家

buck词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English bucca stag, he-goat; akin to Old High German boc he-goat, Middle Irish bocc Adverb origin unknown Noun (3) short for earlier buckhorn knife Adjective probably from buck >entry 1

The first known use of buck was before the 12th century

buck儿童词典英英释义

buck1 of 4noun

or plural buck a male animalespecially: a male deer or antelope

man entry 1 sense 1a

dandy sense 1

dollar sense 3b

a sum of money especially to be gained

make a quick buck

buck2 of 4verb

to spring into the air with the back arched

a bucking horse

to throw (as a rider) by bucking

to move or act against the action of buck a trend

bucking a storm

to move or start jerkily

buck3 of 4noun

an act or instance of bucking

buck4 of 4noun

responsibility

pass the buck

buck 例句

1 Buck’s first day on the Dyea beach was like a nightmare.

2 Women such as Carrie Buck weren’t genetic imbeciles; they were poor, illiterate, unhealthy, and powerless—victims of their social lot, not of the genetic lottery.

3 “Buck up, pup,” Tam says, plonking a cup of coffee down in front of me.

4 Sure ’nough, there, sitting astride his horse not ten yards from us, was Cap’n Buck, his eyes crinkling up in a horrible smile!

5 A “miners’ meeting,” called on the spot, decided that the dog had sufficient provocation, and Buck was discharged.

6 Thornton was himself bruised and battered, and he went carefully over Buck’s body, when he had been brought around, finding three broken ribs.

7 “If Mr. Big Bucks Ballard said he gave me the signed baseball and a hundred dollars, then he’s a liar. You got that?”

8 The boat bucked and heaved beneath them.

小船在他们脚下猛烈颠簸着。

9 David says the responsibility is Mr. Smith's and it's no good trying to pass the buck.

大卫说责任应该由史密斯先生承担，试图推诿责任毫无益处。

10 We're talking big bucks (= a lot of money) here.

我们这当儿谈的可是大买卖。

11 From there I could look out over the basin, a patchwork of expectant fields stretching to Buck’s Peak.

12 I came back to Buck’s Peak when I was sure the strep was gone.

13 You're a reluctant Buck. I get that.

对你来说,要接受雄鹿队很难, 我知道.

14 The bucked its second rider off.

野马猛然弓背跃起,把第二个骑手摔下了.

15 When the door was closed behind him, Jody heard his father and Billy Buck chuckling and he knew it was a joke of some kind.

16 François knew he was behind all the trouble, and Buck knew he knew; but Buck was too clever ever again to be caught red-handed.

17 Private George Washington Buck, former sergeant, had a place to himself, wedged between two rocks.

18 In the morning I drove to Buck’s Peak.

19 Dad had a contract to build a milking barn in Oneida County, about twenty miles from Buck’s Peak, so Shawn puttered around the yard, adjusting schematics and measuring I-beams.

20 Buck, brother Jim, and the rest of the giant boys gathered in front of the Club House.