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

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

He plays bingo three or four times a week, and he reads a lot.
I didn't know what it was, and they had to play in-between bingo sets.
In it they found and pocketed several thousand pounds, the takings of the bingo hall, then left.
Permission was sought to use the new bingo machine at meetings of the club and this was granted. 5.
The casino offers just bingo and 200 slot machines.
The pictures are long gone here, replaced by the inevitable bingo hall.

WORD SETS► Gambling

back, verbbank, nounbanker, nounbet, verbbet, nounbid, verbbingo, nounbookie, nounbookmaker, nouncasino, nounchip, nouncroupier, noundividend, noundraw, nouneach way, adverbfruit machine, noungamble, verbgaming, nounlottery, nounodds, nounofftrack, adjectiveone-armed bandit, nounparimutuel, nounplace, verbraffle, nounraffle, verbroulette, nounslot machine, nounstakeholder, nounsweepstake, nountombola, nountout, verbwager, nounwager, verb

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► hall

· In it they found and pocketed several thousand pounds, the takings of the bingo hall, then left.· The pictures are long gone here, replaced by the inevitable bingo hall.· He worked as a sports salesman, a bingo hall caller and a fruit seller before joining the Royal Navy.· It had been successful up to the 1960s, but had latterly declined to being used as a bingo hall.

VERB► play

· The residents go to the pub, the local corner shop, the club and they go and play bingo.· He plays bingo three or four times a week, and he reads a lot.· I didn't know what it was, and they had to play in-between bingo sets.· Their mums are both nurses at St Ita's Hospital and they play bingo together on Saturdays.· We played bingo and had a cup of tea and a laugh.

单词	bingo
释义	bingo¹ nounbingo² interjection bingobin‧go1 /ˈbɪŋɡəʊ $ -ɡoʊ/ noun [uncountable] Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS He plays bingo three or four times a week, and he reads a lot. I didn't know what it was, and they had to play in-between bingo sets. In it they found and pocketed several thousand pounds, the takings of the bingo hall, then left. Permission was sought to use the new bingo machine at meetings of the club and this was granted. 5. The casino offers just bingo and 200 slot machines. The pictures are long gone here, replaced by the inevitable bingo hall. word sets WORD SETS► Gambling back, verbbank, nounbanker, nounbet, verbbet, nounbid, verbbingo, nounbookie, nounbookmaker, nouncasino, nounchip, nouncroupier, noundividend, noundraw, nouneach way, adverbfruit machine, noungamble, verbgaming, nounlottery, nounodds, nounofftrack, adjectiveone-armed bandit, nounparimutuel, nounplace, verbraffle, nounraffle, verbroulette, nounslot machine, nounstakeholder, nounsweepstake, nountombola, nountout, verbwager, nounwager, verb Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► hall · In it they found and pocketed several thousand pounds, the takings of the bingo hall, then left.· The pictures are long gone here, replaced by the inevitable bingo hall.· He worked as a sports salesman, a bingo hall caller and a fruit seller before joining the Royal Navy.· It had been successful up to the 1960s, but had latterly declined to being used as a bingo hall. VERB► play · The residents go to the pub, the local corner shop, the club and they go and play bingo.· He plays bingo three or four times a week, and he reads a lot.· I didn't know what it was, and they had to play in-between bingo sets.· Their mums are both nurses at St Ita's Hospital and they play bingo together on Saturdays.· We played bingo and had a cup of tea and a laugh. a game played for money or prizes, in which numbers are chosen by chance and called out, and if you have the right numbers on your card, you win: Vera won £20 at bingo. bingo¹ nounbingo² interjection bingobingo2 interjection Word Origin WORD ORIGINbingo2 Origin: 1900-2000 bing ‘sound of something being hit’ (1900-2000) used when you have just done something successfully and are pleased: Bingo! That’s the one I’ve been looking for.
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