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lunkhead

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lunkhead如何读

英：[ˈlʌŋkhed]

美：[ˈlʌŋkˌhɛd]

lunkhead是什么意思

n.呆头

lunkhead英英释义

noun

a stupid or dull-witted person : dolt [Bruce] Willis played the lunk who ran a down-and-out detective agency that came to life when model Cybill Shepherd became his partner.—Stephen Dubner In the onscreen romance department, actress Shelley Fabares has seen her share of hunks and lunks.—Cynthia Sanz and John Griffiths

"Where I lived, in Central Square, Cambridge, you had the working class and the university life—you'd have to be a lunkhead not to be keenly aware of it," says [Ben] Affleck.—Steven Daly

lunkhead词源英文解释

probably alteration of lump + head

The first known use of lunkhead was in 1851

lunkhead 例句

1 The fun throughout, the payoff, is in seeing Beth yank the rug out from one misunderestimating lunkhead and authority figure after another.

2 Babbitt was a victim of the rabbit hole, he says — and her husband, Aaron, was an apolitical “lunkhead” before grief fueled his evolution into “a very sad character” co-opted by the extreme right wing.

3 At the same time he said it depressed him to see “lunkhead metal kids” in the audience — the kind of kids, perhaps, who might have been conditioned to just take it, and like it.

4 "Then they were trying to explain their biology to you quite clearly and coherently, you lunkhead," Iversen roared at Harkaway, "and you took it for a religious doctrine!"

5 “You run into these lunkhead guys who think they are in the NHL and take the game way too seriously,” he says.

6 Except an elderly Russian gangster recognizes the fiftysomething comic as the young American lunkhead (American Vandal‘s Jimmy Tatro) who stole his precious pocket watch all those years ago.

7 Hurburtson--the utterly stupid boy--the lunkhead who never had his lesson, he's about the ablest lawyer a sister State can boast.

8 That said, it takes a while for Bullock and Tatum to find their groove, in part because he isn’t as comfortable in his lunkhead role as he needs to be.

9 I hope the farmer really murders that big lunkhead....

10 But I was not really quite so bad as the "Arkansaw lunkheads."

11 No, he ain't," said the sergeant, with decision, "nor is that nephew Ike of his that he calls a lunkhead.

12 The character was not a hothead but a himbo, a Presidential lunkhead.

13 For a performer who confessed that he thinks in show tunes, he certainly knows how to bewitch an audience with musical theater classics retooled to put lunkhead politicians with malicious agendas in their place.

14 And it takes a similarly head-on approach to the social concerns around adoption culture: for instance, the so-called “white savior” scenario that Wahlberg’s relative lunkhead Pete brings up via an “Avatar” movie reference.

15 Hurbertson, the utterly stupid boy—the lunkhead, who never had his lesson—he's about the ablest lawyer a sister State can boast.

16 Detectives are stymied by bureaucrats and squabble with lunkhead patrol officers, who reliably contaminate crime scenes.

17 "Then, bein' as we don't want to lose your company, an' seein' that you mean what you say, we'll keep the gold, though half of it must go to that lunkhead, Ike, my nephew."

18 After all, 23 lunkheads left Willie Mays off their ballot.

19 His boy's there, but he's a big enough lunkhead to try bailin' out a dory with a fork, and that buggy axle is bent so it's simply got to be fixed.

20 Creating these ridiculous lunkhead cavemen was part of the appeal: Dug and his band are really an extension of Wallace.