| 释义 |
jud, judd local.|dʒʌd|
[Origin unknown: cf. jad.]
1. Coal-mining. (north.) ‘A block of coal about four yards square kirved and nicked ready for breaking down’ (Gresley Gloss. Coal Mining); also, a portion of a ‘pillar’ still unremoved.
1844Faraday in Bence Jones Life (1870) II. 181 Near Williamson judd were in some danger from a fall that fell in the midst of us. 1884Imp. & Mach. Rev. 1 Dec. 6726/2 A jud of this strong coal, weighing about seven tons was brought down..in good condition. 1885Newcastle Daily Chron. 25 May, Killed in the Low Main seam, Alexandrina Pit,..whilst ‘drawing a jud’.
2. (Somerset.) = jad. (Gresley.) |