英:[ˈsnu:kə(r)]
美:[ˈsnʊkɚ]
英:[ˈsnu:kə(r)]
美:[ˈsnʊkɚ]
snook·er
snU kr
复数:snookers
第三人称单数:snookers
现在分词:snookering
过去式:snookered
过去分词:snookered
Noun
1. a form of pool played with 15 red balls and six balls of other colors and a cue ball
Verb
1. fool or dupe;
"He was snookered by the con-man's smooth talk"
2. leave one's opponent unable to take a direct shot
斯诺克台球,1889年,据说这个游戏和这个词是由英国军官在印度发明的,作为从台球中分心的一种娱乐活动。这个名字可能是一个参考(关于一个同事的打法生涩)到英国俚语 snooker “新加入的军校学员,皇家军事学院的第一学期学生”(1872年)。传统归功于内维尔·张伯伦上校(1866-1944)的创造,他当时是德文郡团的下尉,不要与首相混淆。
这个游戏的最早描述之一出现在 A.W. Drayson 的《业余实用台球艺术》(1889)中,其中一则脚注中写道:“斯诺克台球的规则是 Burroughes & Watts 公司(台球桌制造商)的版权,可以从他们那里获得。”
Noun origin unknown
The first known use of snooker was in 1889
1 William challenged me to a game of snooker but I soon saw him off.
威廉要和我比试一下落袋撞球游戏,但我一下子就将他击败了.
2 It’s Saturday night and every snooker table is taken at the Bhutanese pool hall in Woodside, Queens.
3 In addition to creating the LIV golf tour, the Saudis have bought the Newcastle United soccer team in Britain’s Premier League and hosted Formula One races, horse races with record prize money, and other tournaments and matches, from snooker to boxing and chess.
4 In Moore’s new novel, “Jerusalem,” a gang of four archangels plays billiards for human souls in a dingy snooker hall.
5 He looked like one of those consumptive snooker players on cable.
6 She brought snooker to the Crucible to bring in revenue to do the arts.
7 But everyone else is snookered, and Jimmy, at last, has messages on his answering machine, some from potential clients.
8 Like the smoke in the snooker halls in which any non-high-rise action takes place, racism hangs in the air, just on the verge of becoming a recognised problem.
9 This past week, Fingerlings were out of stock on Walmart’s website, while parents complained that they had been snookered into buying counterfeits from sellers on Amazon and other sites.
10 Mr. Bean grew up with snooker; his policeman father loved it and played the game at his social club in Hull, the northern English town, not far from Sheffield, where the family lived.
11 A young Chinese boy plays snooker in a Hutong, or a traditional alleyway in Beijing, China.
一个中国小男孩在北京胡同里打斯诺克.
12 ...a game of snooker...
一局斯诺克比赛
13 If I'm watching sports, I might watch snooker or darts.
14 Mugs of tea slid across tables like snooker balls.
15 Their immense skill and focus was unmistakable — precisely what worried Mr. Bean when Richard Wilson, an associate director at the Crucible, initially asked him to write a play about snooker.
16 a snooker hall/player/table, etc.
斯诺克厅、斯诺克运动员、斯诺克球桌等
17 I can't believe you managed to snooker me with that story about being an orphan.
18 The next time he picked me up we went from Manchester to London with Chris Evans driving and he had a half-sized snooker table over the seats.
19 Last week, Fingerlings were out of stock on Wal-Mart’s website, while parents complained that they had been snookered into buying counterfeits from sellers on Amazon and other sites.
20 The biggest price—and this theme runs through much of Sheridan’s work—is the one exacted by capitalism and the gentrifiers and financiers who snooker the good people who still work with their hands.
1 阻碍
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5 使落空
6 撞球
7 落空
unsuccessful defeat put the lid on go by the board fall through disappoint go down the tubes go down the tube
8 妨碍
impedimental holding preventive obstructive cloggy stop bar resistance barrier prevention opposition obstacle resistant interference objection disturbance obstruction nuisance trespass roadblock impediment retard embargo retardation pester molestation holdback bafflement trammel remora cumber prevent interfere obstruct interrupt hinder block trap resist oppose violate blanket trash spite forbid choke disturb clog traverse mar snag handicap hamper scotch impede nick thwart penalize embarrass molest balk foreclose hobble stymie heckle encumber occlude interdict stonewall embar entrammel make against put a crimp in lay an embargo on in the way under foot
9 欺骗
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10 诱惑
bait temptation seduction schmear come-hither attract tempt lure entice seduce allure wile debauch
11 阻挡
12 处于困境
13 挫败
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14 阻挠
obstructive obstructiveness cross frustrate thwart hindrance prevent defeat sink oppose spike intervene obstruct shackle scuttle stymie nobble throw a monkey wrench into throw a monkey wrench in frustration obstruction bust foil
15 使处于困境