英:[gɪg]
美:[ɡɪɡ]
英:[gɪg]
美:[ɡɪɡ]
复数:gigs
第三人称单数:gigs
现在分词:gigging
过去式:gigged
过去分词:gigged
noun (1)
a job usually for a specified timeespecially: an entertainer's engagement see also gig economy, gig worker
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to work as a musician
gigged with various bands—Downbeat
noun (2)
gigabyte
noun (3)
a long light ship's boat
a rowboat designed for speed rather than for work
a light 2-wheeled one-horse carriage
something that whirls or is whirled: such as
a 3-digit selection in a numbers game
obsolete top, whirligig
a person of odd or grotesque appearance
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to travel in a gig
noun (4)
a pronged spear for catching fish
an arrangement of hooks to be drawn through a school of fish in order to hook their bodies
verb (3)
transitive verb
to spear with a gig
chiefly Western US spur, jab
goad, provoke
intransitive verb
to fish with a gig
noun (5)
a military demerit
verb (4)
transitive verb
to give a military gig to
"轻便的、双轮马车,通常由一匹马拉"(1791年),也指"小船",1790年,可能是模仿弹跳的声音。中古英语中有一个 ghyg "陀螺"(在 whyrlegyg 中,15世纪中期),也有"头晕的女孩"(13世纪早期,也有 giglet),来自古诺尔斯语 geiga "侧身转动",或丹麦语 gig "陀螺"。类似于大陆日耳曼语中的"小提琴"一词(如德语 Geige); 联系的意义可能是"快速或旋转运动"。
轻便快艇
赛艇
双轮轻驾车
Noun (1) origin unknown Noun (3) Middle English -gyge (in whyrlegyge whirligig), of unknown origin Noun (4) short for earlier fizgig, fishgig, of unknown origin Noun (5) origin unknown
The first known use of gig was in 1570
gigahertznoun
a unit of frequency equal to one billion hertz
gigabytenoun
1,073,741,824 bytes
giga-combining form
billion
gigahertz
gig1 of 3noun
a long light boat
a light two-wheeled one-horse carriage
gig2 of 3noun
gigabyte
gig3 of 3noun
a job for a specified timeespecially: an entertainer's job for a specified time
1 As far as I was concerned, it was an honest gig.
2 What's crazy is that we don't ever really see our mother that much anyway, mainly because she also has another gig at a department store in the city.
3 “Computer programming. I’m in between gigs right now because of the relocating,” Mr. Seuss says.
4 The gig was given a big buildup on both press and TV.
爵士演唱会被报刊和电视大造舆论.
5 To match the storage of the base-model $200 iPhone, you need an 8-gig card.
想和售价200美元的基础型iPhone较量的话,你需要配置8G的卡。
6 to do a gig
举行流行音乐演唱会
7 “Took a gig after school at Ray’s, just helping out with little stuff, y’know? For work study, and for some extra cash for the house and stuff,” I explained.
8 They played a gig in New Jersey.
他们在新泽西进行过现场演出.
9 The Maynard Ferguson Band was Chris's first professional big band gig.
弗格森的梅纳德带克里斯的第一个专业的大乐队演出.
10 So Nok's mother wheedled and cut deals with her society friends, and by a sheer miracle, she landed Nok's father an even better gig: Chief Law Commissioner.
11 The band played a final gig before splitting up.
乐队散伙前作了最后一次演出。
12 To me, this gig is honestly one of my favorite things to do every year.
对我来说,这份特约工作是我每年都喜欢做的。
13 I have a hundred gigs of music on my brand-new Mac laptop and Netflix and high-speed Internet.
14 He supplemented his income with occasional comedy gigs.
他偶尔会表演单口喜剧赚取外快。
15 We started getting booked for gigs in other townships, other hoods.
16 Her father thereupon accompanied her to the gig.
她父亲只好陪她向马车走去.
17 To play solo is to jam alone . Yesterday I had a solo gig, I jammed alone.
昨天我进行了一个独奏音乐会, 我一个人蹦蹦跳跳.
18 He was playing his first coffeehouse gig the next night.
19 We parked among a motley collection of farm wagons and gigs and dogcarts pulled up higgledy-piggledy on the grassy field adjoining the many tents.
20 Surrounded by cough medicine and cold sore ointment, he started playing a “gig,” meaning three numbers at once.
1 记过
2 屁股
hunkers hurdies labonza sitzbein dokus rusty-dusty can end behind bottom seat rear hip tail bucket ass butt cheek bun snatch bum backside sitter buttock breech rump vestibule fanny tailbone duff twat croup tush wazoo khyber fundament coit keister prat quoit huckle crupper kyber culo bumhole tuchus tokus tuckus sit-upon
3 刺激
heating salty stimulant irritant impulsive shrill stimulative incitant charge kick motion salt belt urge stir incentive pickup excitement bang spur cue impulse stimulus irritation sting stimulation prod provocation bracing excitation prompting hypo instigation impulsion incitation needle move heat prompt excite stimulate irritate pep incite quicken prick inflame whet galvanize jostle goad innervate fillip turn-on moving of the waters exciting electric stimulating fiery irritating action-packed pinprick boot trigger jar motivation yeast ginger encouragement mustard motif scorpion persuasive provocative impetus inducement wallop hotfoot agitate jangle fire challenge fuel bite cite motivate hop motive hype provoke goose nudge startle pique catalyze rev rasp eroticize adrenalize a kick in the ass a shot in the arm
5 任务
work show business job office role task responsibility mission commission assignment undertaking errand
7 用鱼叉叉鱼
9 双轮马车
10 怪人
crackpot crotcheteer mattoid one case card character guy original toy nut cure caution zombie quiz specimen flake squirrel eccentric originality hare erratic lunatic oddity kook screwball rummy codger gink zombi ding-a-ling rara avis
12 工作
work business post job situation employment employ appointment working grip occupation undertaking yakka métier possie go function perform functional service practice task patch assignment labour vocation serve operate tenant
17 爱好
like set love idea interest scene taste cast meat tooth stomach fancy weakness bias hobby pursuit appetite groove affection lust palate liking relish inclination gust bent penchant fondness gusto leaning care warm incline have a mark on be fond of
22 用鱼叉捕鱼
25 戳
put push stab poke dub puncture lunge prod pick spear jab jag run stick pink tilt thrust spit stoccado foin dig prick prong
27 以鱼叉刺
29 激励
inspiring stirring galvanic stimulative drive inspiration stimulation awakening arousal whet actuation incitation sting support strengthen spark excite nerve rally flush stimulate whip brace poke animate incite prod rouse actuate invigorate galvanize goad impel hearten reanimate fillip inspirit spark-plug trumpet call
31 划艇