doc

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nurses, doctors, etcdocdoc /dɒk $ dɑːk/ noun [countable] informal MNa doctorExamples from the Corpusdoc• Well, I do, and fortunately for me, the Army doc did not.• Amid much ritual and farting about, the doc and the daft ravers pronounced rock dead.• Skull, Uncle and the doc stood and watched.• Barton put the doc in charge of latrines.• Time after time the doc set out in search of another croc.• The doc pointed out how appropriate it was to have a Skull in a skeleton crew.

单词	doc
释义	doc From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nurses, doctors, etcdocdoc /dɒk $ dɑːk/ noun [countable] informal MNa doctorExamples from the Corpusdoc• Well, I do, and fortunately for me, the Army doc did not.• Amid much ritual and farting about, the doc and the daft ravers pronounced rock dead.• Skull, Uncle and the doc stood and watched.• Barton put the doc in charge of latrines.• Time after time the doc set out in search of another croc.• The doc pointed out how appropriate it was to have a Skull in a skeleton crew.
随便看	it behoves somebody to do something it behoves to do it bothers how it bothers somebody that/how/when it bothers that it bothers when it burns how etc it burns somebody that/how etc it burns that etc it can be seen that can see that it can be seen that/we can see that it can be seen we can see that it can't be helped it cannot be how can it be otherwise it cannot be otherwise can it be otherwise it cannot be otherwise/how can it be otherwise? it cant be helped it can’t be helped it cuts both ways it dawns on it dawns on somebody (that) it dawns on that it depends it depends how etc it depends what etc