英语词汇“mean machine”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mean machine n. colloquial (a) a (sports) team thought to be of extremely high ability; (b) any fast or powerful motor vehicle.

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1976 Weekend Mag. (Montreal) 24 Jan. 4/3 The point is that intimidation hockey, an old tradition in our national game, has been honed to a fine art by Shero's ‘mean machine’.

1979 Washington Post 17 July c1/1 ‘Here comes the lady on the mean machine,’ an old man on the corner, yelled as Cecile Roesch putt-putted along Columbia Road.

1986 Telegraph (Brisbane) 29 Sept. 29/9 Swimmer Neil Brooks, one of the stars of Australia's ‘mean machine’, had more than fans waiting for him after his guest appearance at the Sydney Rugby league grand final yesterday.

1991 Rugby World & Post Mar. 30 The All Black mean machine, battle-hardened if a little bruised from its Bledisloe Cup exertions.

1992 Police Rev. 17 Jan. 119/1 The police radio was kept in the glove box of our lime-green mean machine—a mark three Cortina.

单词	mean machine
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