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jackBrE /dʒæk/NAmE /dʒæk/ noun [C] a device for raising heavy objects off the ground, especially vehicles so that a wheel can be changed 千斤顶，起重器（换车轮时常用） [C] an electronic connection between two pieces of electrical equipment （电）插孔，插座，插口；塞孔 [C] (in a pack/ deck of cards 纸牌) a card with a picture of a young man on it, worth more than a ten and less than a queen * J 牌；杰克◆the jack of clubs 梅花 J ace, card, cut, deal, gambling, hand, jack, shuffle, suit, trump [C] (in the game of bowls 滚木球游戏) a small white ball towards which players roll larger balls 靶子球（白色，较其他球小）jacks [pl.] a children's game in which players bounce a small ball and pick up small metal objects, also called jacks, before catching the ball 抛接子游戏（儿童游戏） (also jack ˈshit taboo) [U] (NAmE, slang) () anything or nothing at all 丝毫，根本，一点儿（不）◆You don't know jack. 你什么都不知道。 ➡ see also blackjack, flapjack, Union Jack  ●a jack of ˈall tradesa person who can do many different types of work, but who perhaps does not do them very well 博而不精的人；万金油●I'm all ˈright, Jack(BrE, informal) used by or about sb who is happy with their own life and does not care about other people's problems 我没事就好，好在我没事（别人的事我是不管的）●all ˌwork and no ˈplay (makes ˌJack a dull ˈboy)(saying) it is not healthy to spend all your time working; you need to relax too 只工作不玩耍，聪明的孩子也变傻 jackBrE /dʒæk/NAmE /dʒæk/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they jack BrE /dʒæk/ NAmE /dʒæk/present simple - he / she / it jacks BrE /dʒæks/ NAmE /dʒæks/past simple jacked BrE /dʒækt/ NAmE /dʒækt/past participle jacked BrE /dʒækt/ NAmE /dʒækt/ -ing form jacking BrE /ˈdʒækɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈdʒækɪŋ/~ sth | ~ sb (for sth)(NAmE, informal) to steal sth from sb, especially sth small or of low value 偷，悄悄拿走，窃取（尤指小的或不值钱的东西）◆Someone jacked my seat. 有人偷偷占了我的座位。 ●ˌjack sb aˈround(NAmE, informal) to treat sb in a way that is deliberately not helpful to them or wastes their time 把某人摆弄来摆弄去；故意不合作（或浪费某人的时间）◆Let's go. We're being jacked around here. 咱们走吧。别在这儿浪费时间了。●ˌjack ˈin/ˈinto sth(informal) to connect to a computer system 登录；联网；接入（计算机系统）◆I'm jacking into the Internet now. 我正要接入互联网。●ˌjack sth↔ˈin(BrE, informal) to decide to stop doing sth, especially your job 决定结束，决定放弃（工作等）◆After five years, he decided to jack it all in. 五年后，他就决定完全放弃了。●ˌjack ˈoff(taboo, slang) (of a man 男人) to masturbate 手淫●ˌjack ˈup(informal) to inject an illegal drug directly into your blood 注射毒品◆Drug users were jacking up in the stairwells. 当时瘾君子正在楼梯井注射毒品。●ˌjack sth↔ˈupto lift sth, especially a vehicle, off the ground using a jack 用千斤顶托起（汽车等）(informal) to increase sth, especially prices, by a large amount 大幅度增加（或提高、抬高）（价格等） jackBrE /dʒæk/NAmE /dʒæk/ adjective [not before noun] ~ of sb/sth(AustralE) tired of or bored with sb/sth （对…）厌倦，厌烦 |
