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

单词	bucks
释义	buck 1 of 6 noun (1) ˈbək plural bucks 1 a informal (1) : dollar sense 3b I only had a buck in my pocket. Dinner cost twenty bucks. (2) : a sum of money especially to be gained make a quick buck also : money —usually used in plural making the big bucks b US slang —used in place of "hundred" in combination with other numbers … as much at ease going 40 in First as it is doing a buck-twenty [=120 miles an hour] down the freeway … Hot Rod 2 or plural buck : a male animal especially : a male deer or antelope 3 a : a male human being : man b : a dashing fellow : dandy 4 or plural buck : antelope 5 : buckskin also : an article (such as a shoe) made of buckskin 6 [short for sawbuck sawhorse] a : a supporting rack or frame b : a short thick leather-covered block for gymnastic vaulting buck 2 of 6 verb bucked; bucking; bucks intransitive verb 1 of a horse or mule : to spring into the air with the back arched 2 : to charge against something 3 a : to move or react jerkily b : to refuse assent : balk 4 : to strive for advancement sometimes without regard to ethical behavior bucking for a promotion transitive verb 1 a : oppose, resist bucking the system b archaic : butt entry 3 2 : to throw or dislodge (a rider) by bucking 3 : to move or charge into bucking a headwind 4 a : to pass especially from one person to another b : to move or load (heavy or cumbersome objects) especially with mechanical equipment bucker noun buck 3 of 6 noun (2) : an act or instance of bucking buck 4 of 6 adverb : stark, completely buck naked buck 5 of 6 noun (3) 1 : responsibility —used especially in the phrases pass the buck and the buck stops here 2 : an object formerly used in poker to mark the next player to deal broadly : a token used as a mark or reminder buck 6 of 6 adjective : of the lowest grade within a military category or rank Because he had not yet taken the Army's basic artillery course, he had to make do with a crash course from a buck sergeant … , who tutored him aboard the troopship General Walker. Peter J. Boyer see also buck private Synonyms Noun (1) beau Beau Brummell dandy dude fop gallant jay lounge lizard macaroni pretty boy Verb hitch hoick jerk jolt twitch yank See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Verb the car bucked and stalled bucked the trend to outdo everyone else and just wore the same clothes they had in previous years Word History Etymology Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English bucca stag, he-goat; akin to Old High German boc he-goat, Middle Irish bocc Adverb origin unknown Noun (3) short for earlier buckhorn knife Adjective probably from buck entry 1 First Known Use Noun (1) before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 2 Verb 1750, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1b Noun (2) circa 1877, in the meaning defined above Adverb 1928, in the meaning defined above Noun (3) 1865, in the meaning defined at sense 2 Adjective 1918, in the meaning defined above Phrases Containing buck bang for one's buck big buck bang for the buck buck naked buck passer buck private buck up fast/quick buck make a buck pass the buck the buck stops here buck for (something) buck the system buck fever buck-and-wing The buck stops here with me See More bang for one's buck big buck bang for the buck buck naked buck passer buck private buck up fast/quick buck make a buck pass the buck the buck stops here buck for (something) buck the system buck fever buck-and-wing The buck stops here with me See More Kids Definition buck 1 of 2 noun ˈbək 1 : the male of an animal (as a deer or rabbit) the female of which is called doe 2 : dollar The cost is ten bucks. 3 : man entry 1 sense 1, fellow buck 2 of 2 verb bucked; bucking 1 : to spring or jump upward with head down and back arched The rider nearly fell when the horse suddenly bucked. 2 : to charge or push against Our boat was bucking the waves. 3 : to go against : oppose We decided to buck the trend and wear ties. Biographical Definition Buck 1 of 2 biographical name (1) ˈbək Linda B. 1947– American biologist Buck 2 of 2 biographical name (2) Pearl 1892–1973 née Sydenstricker ˈsī-dᵊn-ˌstri-kər American novelist bucks 1 of 2 noun plural of buck as in money something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment hoping to win some major bucks at the slot machines Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance money cash coin currency dollar funds dough shekels gold chips moolah moola lucre green change loot pelf wampum needful coinage tender scratch legal tender cabbage lolly bread kale long green sheqels resources dime jack sheqalim shekalim wallet shekelim greenback bill megabucks pittance money order specie scrip bankroll fortune paper money finances peanuts promissory note mint capital means banknote wad roll bundle big bucks pot dead presidents shoestring draft check pile riches folding money treasure boodle dibs mite abundance wealth pocket money note spending money chump change pin money bomb petty cash earth packet opulence wherewithal mad money king's ransom cashier's check bucks 2 of 2 verb present tense third-person singular of buck 1 as in yanks to move or cause to move with a sharp quick motion the car bucked and stalled Synonyms & Similar Words yanks jerks grabs pulls twitches shakes lurches jolts tugs hitches bumps hoicks jigs snatches rips tears drags lugs jounces plucks jogs wrenches tweaks jiggles staggers joggles pitches wrests wrings snaps (up) 2 as in resists to refuse to give in to bucked the trend to outdo everyone else and just wore the same clothes they had in previous years Synonyms & Similar Words resists opposes fights withstands contests repels checks stems battles balks combats foils defies counters challenges disputes baffles thwarts hinders contradicts contends (with) frustrates obstructs Antonyms & Near Antonyms gives in (to) submits (to) surrenders (to) succumbs (to) yields (to) bows (to) stoops (to) capitulates (to) knuckles under (to) See More 3 as in hands to shift possession of (something) from one person to another buck each box to the next person in line, and the last person will stack them in the storeroom Synonyms & Similar Words hands passes transfers reaches gives hands over fingers carries paws relays yields handles bears releases delivers turns over renders gives up relinquishes surrenders cedes Phrases Containing bucks big bucks big bucks
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