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jack如何读

英：[dʒæk]

美：[dʒæk]

jack英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]千斤顶 device for raising heavy weights off the ground

v.(动词)

vt. 用千斤顶顶起 raise sth using a jack
vt. 离开; 停止,放弃 leave sth readily; abandon
vt. 提高,增加 increase (salary, payment); raise

jack是什么意思

n. (名词)

杰克（人名）
男人，男孩
普通人
千斤顶，起重机
侍者，仆人，打杂工
水手，海员，水兵
公畜，公骡
"J"牌
【电】插座，插口
【船】船首旗
长耳大野兔

adj. (形容词)

雄的
公的

v. (动词)

用起重机举起，用千斤顶托起
决定结束，决定放弃，放弃
提高，增加
起，扛，抬起，扛举，举，抬高
用篝灯打猎
申诉，责备
规劝，提醒
离开，停止
猎（兽）或捕（鱼）

jack变形

复数:jacks

第三人称单数:jacks

现在分词:jacking

过去式:jacked

过去分词:jacked

jack英英释义

noun

jacks plural in form but singular in construction a game played with a set of small objects that are tossed, caught, and moved in various figures

a small 6-pointed metal object used in the game of jacks

a playing card carrying the figure of a soldier or servant and ranking usually below the queen

jackpot sense 1b(2)

any of various usually mechanical devices: such as

a usually portable mechanism or device for exerting pressure or lifting a heavy body a short distance

a device for turning a spit

a female fitting in an electric circuit used with a plug to make a connection with another circuit

or less commonly Jack chiefly British man—usually used as an intensiveThose two sessions were both open to the public, which meant that any man Jack from the street could have walked in to watch …—Neil Ashton

… every man jack in the team will want to impress their new manager.—Malcolm Macdonald

or Jack sailor

servant, laborer

something that supports or holds in position: such as

an iron bar at a topgallant masthead to support a royal (see royal entry 1 sense 4) mast and spread the royal shrouds (see shroud entry 1 sense 3a)

a wooden brace fastened behind a scenic unit in a stage set to prop it up

any of several fishesespecially: any of various carangids (such as a jack crevalle)

a male donkey

jackrabbit

any of several birds (such as a jackdaw)

a small usually white target ball used in lawn bowling or boccie

a small national flag flown by a ship

slang money

applejack

brandy

jackknife sense 2

monterey jack

US slang anything at all—used in negative constructions

In short, Dinger or Homer or whoever it was who wrote the Odyssey didn't know jack about travel.—Steve Rushin

verb

transitive verb

to move or lift (something) by or as if by a jack (see jack entry 1 sense 3a) : jack up Over 500 tons of pressure was used to jack the legs of the [Gateway] Arch apart for the last four-foot piece to be inserted at the top.—nps.gov

It meant that we had to jack the aircraft and check out the undercarriage system …—John Revell

to raise the level or amount of (something) : increase, jack up

The company jacked their rates.

to increase in intensity, scope, etc. : jack up

In the same light, any student has heard of someone taking self-prescribed Adderall to jack their focus for the next big exam.—Zeno Yeates

informal stealespecially: to steal (a car) A man is accused of stealing from a Bradenton hardware store and then jacking a nearby car … —Giuseppe Sabella

"She jacked my pencil" one boy screamed. "But only because he jacked my pen" the girl yelled back.—Jason Kane

informal rob Droopy was always promising to rob old ladies, but so far had jacked only a pizza delivery man …—Gini Sikes

jack a store

informal to cause great excitement, enthusiasm, or energy in : jack up

Even Phil Mickelson, the Masters champion of a year ago and a three-time winner in 2005, can't jack the audience like Woods.—Gerry Dulac

to hunt or fish for (an animal) at night with a jacklight or similar bright light

… if old-fashioned country stores were anything like ours is today, you could find just about any type of gossip you might want, from suspicions about who is jacking deer out of season to the darkest speculation about marital infidelities.—Cook's Illustrated

informal to copy or appropriate (something, such as an idea or style) : hijack sense 2a

Apparently I'd struck a nerve in that sensitive place called the male ego. In his mind I'd accused him of hip-hop's equivalent of treason—jacking someone's style.—Dream Hampton

informal to hit (a ball) forcefully Big Mac turns it up another notch, jacking five homers in his last 11 at-bats to finish with an unreal 70.—ESPN … Mickelson took an aggressive line off the tee and jacked a lob wedge over the green.—Alan Shipnuck

Five batters later Martinez jacked an upper-deck grand slam off Mark Langston …—Tom Verducci

informal to grab, shove, or handle (someone or something) forcefully : jack up

Behind the building he was greeted by several bruisers looking for blood. "One guy jacked my horn out of my arms and threw it down," he [Ornette Coleman] says.—David Grogan

informal to cause injury to (someone or something) : jack up

The next week, he jacked his knee in a practice incident …, and it set him back a bit.—racerxonline.com

informal to beat up or hurt (someone) : jack up

Cejudo dropped Cruz with that knee and was jacking him with punches with no real response from Cruz.—Dan Bernstein

informal to treat or confront (someone) in a harassing, rough, or overly aggressive and typically unwarranted manner : jack up

"I honestly think the only reason I get jacked by the police is because I'm tall and black," said Maurice [St. Cyere], who is 5'9".—The Bay State Banner

vulgar masturbate, jack off

intransitive verb

to hunt or fish at night with a jacklight or similar bright light

"… jacking involves the use of a high-powered light and a firearm at night. … Whether you are successful in getting a deer or not, it is an illegal act."—Blaine Henshaw

jack词组

jack in停止；辞掉；放弃；破坏服务器安全的行为（黑客常用语）

jack up提高；顶起，用千斤顶托起

hydraulic jack液压千斤顶；液压起重器

jack johnson杰克·约翰逊（第一位黑人世界重量级拳王）；杰克·约翰逊（美国冲浪手和民谣歌手）

jack the ripper开膛手杰克（英国伦敦系列凶杀案的凶手绰号）

jack welch杰克·韦尔奇（前通用电气董事长兼CEO）；杰克·韦尔奇（美国插图画家）

hoisting jack千斤顶；起重器

union jack英国国旗；联合王国国旗

black jack闪锌矿；铁闪锌矿；用皮革包的铅头短棍

jack nicholson杰克·尼科尔森（奥斯卡金像奖得主）

jack off手淫

screw jackn. 螺旋千斤顶

jack and jill男男女女

jack frost（拟人化）霜；严寒

jack词源中文解释

男性专有名词，1218年有记录，可能通过盎格鲁-法语 Jake， Jaikes 传入，源自古法语 Jacques（是拉丁语 Jacobus 的一种小型形式；参见 Jacob），但在英语中，这个名字一直被视为 John 的熟悉形式，有人认为它是一种本土形成。在中古英语中拼写为 Jakke， Jacke 等，并发音为两个音节（"Jackie"）。

在英格兰，从14世纪末开始， Jack 成为一个通用名称，亲切地或轻蔑地用于任何人（尤其是下层阶级的年轻人）。后来特别用于水手（1650年代； Jack-tar 来自1781年）； Jack-ashore（形容词）“喝酒高兴，挥霍无度”（1875）也是水手的形象（1840年作为书名）。在美国，作为对一个陌生人的通用称呼，从1889年有记录。Every man Jack “每个人”来自1812年。另见 jack（名词）。

从15世纪开始用于男性拟人化； jack-of-all-trades “擅长任何工作或业务的人”首次记录于1610年代； Jack Frost 来自1826年； Jack-nasty “一个鬼鬼祟祟的人或邋遢鬼”来自1833年（Jack-nasty-face，一个普通水手的海上术语，来自1788年）。Jack Sprat 用于形容一个矮小、轻盈的男人，来自1560年代（他的对立面是 Jack Weight）。Jack-pudding “滑稽的小丑，丑角”来自1630年代，翻译自意大利语 Zan Salcizza，戏剧和文学中的一个滑稽角色（参见 zany）。Jack-Spaniard 作为一个西班牙人的用法可追溯到1703年，作为“黄蜂”在西印度群岛的用法可追溯到1833年。法尔默和亨利的其他拟人化包括 jack-snip “拙劣的裁缝”， Jack-in-office “傲慢的小官员”（1680年代）， Jack-on-both-sides “中立者”， Jack-out-of-doors “流浪者”（1630年代）， jack-sauce “厚颜无耻的家伙”（1590年代）。

美国植物 jack-in-the-pulpit（印第安芋头）可追溯到1833年。Jack the Ripper 在1888年活跃于伦敦。苏格兰形式是 Jock（比较 jockey（名词））。15世纪开始的 Jack and Jill 的头韵联结（Iakke and Gylle， Ienken and Iulyan）。Jack Ketch 用于“刽子手，行刑人”（1670年代），据说源自詹姆斯二世时期的一个公共刽子手的名字（比较 derrick）；它也被用作一个动词，意思是“绞死”。

jack_体育行业词汇

船首旗

激动得跳起来的观众

jack_公路科技行业词汇

千斤顶

jack_机械行业词汇

插口

与插塞相配接的连接器。

jack_电力行业词汇

顶升模板

jack-raising form

jack_电子学行业词汇

插口

jack_电工行业词汇

插口

jack_铁道行业词汇

千斤顶

插孔

jack词源英文解释

Noun Middle English Jacke, familiar term of address to a social inferior, nickname for Johan John

The first known use of jack was in 1548

jack儿童词典英英释义

jeerverb

to laugh at or criticize someone in a loud and angry way

jack1 of 2noun

man entry 1 sense 1a

often capitalized sailor

a device for turning a spit (as in roasting meat)

any of various portable devices for applying pressure or lifting a heavy body (as an automobile or a building) a short distance

any of various animals: as

a male donkey

jackrabbit

a small national flag flown by a ship

a small six-pointed metal object used in a game

plural a game played with jacks

a playing card bearing the figure of a soldier or servant

slang money sense 1a

a socket used with a plug to connect one electric circuit with another

jack2 of 2verb

to move or lift by or as if by a jack

increase entry 1 sense 1, raise

jack up prices

jack1 of 2noun

man entry 1 sense 1a

often capitalized sailor

a device for turning a spit (as in roasting meat)

any of various portable devices for applying pressure or lifting a heavy body (as an automobile or a building) a short distance

any of various animals: as

a male donkey

jackrabbit

a small national flag flown by a ship

a small six-pointed metal object used in a game

plural a game played with jacks

a playing card bearing the figure of a soldier or servant

slang money sense 1a

a socket used with a plug to connect one electric circuit with another

jack2 of 2verb

to move or lift by or as if by a jack

increase entry 1 sense 1, raise

jack up prices

jack 例句

1 For a second, Jack actually began to hope that they might make it out alive.

2 “Okay, but only because you asked nicely,” Jack said, sliding his sword into its scabbard and climbing up behind May.

3 The ground was hardened by an accustomed tread and as Jack rose to his full height he heard something moving on it.

4 “Princess,” Jack’s grandfather said by way of greeting, his face now a much healthier color.

5 Finally, Jack’s foot came down—in the wrong direction.

6 Another time Miles, who sat next to Jack in homeroom, swiped Jack’s worksheet off his desk, crumpled it in a ball, and tossed it to Julian across the room.

7 He turned and saw Jack waving at him, but staring at Jan and Mary.

8 “Make me,” answered Eddie, pointing the flashlight in Jack’s face now.

9 Scarlett couldn’t see anything but a blackness that sometimes erupted in flashes inside her eyeballs, but she could hear the delight in Jack’s voice.

10 Jack’s floe had cracked into four pieces now.

11 Jack would ladle it over your buttered linguine, your rounds of fresh bread.

12 “Uncle Jack, I can’t live in a place that I don’t agree with and that doesn’t agree with me.”

13 Jack transferred the knife to his left hand and smudged blood over his forehead as he pushed down the plastered hair.

14 Hazel tugged on his arm and Jack wriggled his way up.

15 “Good luck, Princess,” Jack whispered to her, then smushed his mouth against hers.

16 What he’d thought were stones was actually a rumpled gray shirt, its buttons larger than Jack’s head.

17 “You eat, you eat now, okay?” she says to Jack.

18 The least I can do is find that dumb DiMaggio glove so that when Jack does pass on, he’ll be able to rest in peace.

19 The knight didn’t say anything, but Jack imagined him laughing anyway.

20 Jack still said nothing, and there was nothing to do but trudge through the snow to the woods.