jock

英 [dʒɒk]

美 [dʒɑːk]

n.  男运动员; 爱好体育的男子(或男孩); 热衷于…的人; 爱好者; 唱片节目主持人

复数：jocks　过去分词：jocked　过去式：jocked　

BNC.12776 / COCA.13378

牛津词典

noun

• 男运动员；爱好体育的男子（或男孩）
  a man or boy who plays a lot of sport
• 热衷于…的人；爱好者
  a person who likes a particular activity
  1. a computer jock
     电脑迷
• 唱片节目主持人
  disc jockey

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （某项运动的）狂热爱好青年
  Ajockis a young man who is enthusiastic about a particular sport and spends a lot of time playing it.
  1. ...an all-American football jock.
     全美橄榄球大赛的年轻球迷
• N-COUNT 同disc jockey
  Ajockis the same as adisc jockey.
  1. ...top Radio 1 jock Simon Bates.
     广播1台顶级流行音乐主持人西蒙·贝茨

英英释义

noun

• a support for the genitals worn by men engaging in strenuous exercise
  Synonym:athletic supportersupportersuspensorjockstrap
• a person trained to compete in sports
  Synonym:athlete

双语例句

• Come on, he couldn't carry my jock, and you know it.
  拜托，他不能代替我成为队员，你也知道的。
• Jock: Well you're pretty new here and I've been working in this area for almost five years, so I know most of the good places by now.
  乔克：嗯，你在这里时间还短，我却在这里工作将近五年了，有什么好去处，大致都知道。
• For a jock, it could have been a lot worse but, no, we weren't friends.
  对个运动员来说，那可能更糟，但，不，我们不是朋友。
• What Jock had done was beyond my comprehension
  我无法理解乔克的所作所为。
• Jock: you're in here early. I thought you'd be at the match.
  乔克：你来得很早，我原以为你还在比赛。
• Jock tipped the water out of his bucket.
  约克把桶里的水倒出来。
• I think my jock days are pretty much behind me.
  我觉得我的运动员年代早就过去了。
• Jock's face had been suddenly drained of all colour
  乔克的脸突然变得煞白。
• When Jock woke up and found you gone he went crazy.
  乔克醒来发现你走了，他简直气疯了。
• I thought he was more of a jock.
  我想他一定是个运动好手吧。