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

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

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

Gordon: I am a jock too. Can I come to the stadium game with you?
戈登：我也是个球迷，我能和你一起去体育场吗？
But soon we'll be calling in for jock itch.
我们会很快找人帮他看皮炎这个病。
What did you do with all those jock straps?
你拿那些运动皮带做什么了？
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。
He looks like typical jock.
他看上去像标准的运动员。
Jock paused for effect, his eyes glinting over his glass as he took another drink
乔克为了制造效果停下来又喝了口酒，他的眼睛在酒杯上方光芒闪烁。
When he first moved from Glasgow to manchester, people made fun of his Scottish accent and called him jock.
他刚从格拉斯哥搬到曼彻斯特时，人们都取笑他的苏格兰口音，叫他乔克。
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。
I left my wallet at home but Jock saved the day by lending me ten pounds.
我把钱包丢在家里了，但乔克借给我10英镑，才解脱了我的窘境。
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。