J

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Letters & punctuationJJ1, j /dʒeɪ/ noun (plural J’s, j’s) [countable, uncountable] SLAthe tenth letter of the English alphabetExamples from the CorpusJ• Surgener, who was thought to be just keeping the seat warm for junior college transfer A. J.• Everyone turned towards B. J.• The photos were purportedly taken by free-lancer E. J.• As the jury deliberated for its fifth day Monday, O. J.• Link him with O. J.• One such skeptic, Patrick J.Related topics: ElectricityJJ2 HPEthe written abbreviation of joule or joules

单词	J
释义	J From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Letters & punctuationJJ1, j /dʒeɪ/ noun (plural J’s, j’s) [countable, uncountable] SLAthe tenth letter of the English alphabetExamples from the CorpusJ• Surgener, who was thought to be just keeping the seat warm for junior college transfer A. J.• Everyone turned towards B. J.• The photos were purportedly taken by free-lancer E. J.• As the jury deliberated for its fifth day Monday, O. J.• Link him with O. J.• One such skeptic, Patrick J.Related topics: ElectricityJJ2 HPEthe written abbreviation of joule or joules
随便看	shake somebody/something ↔ up shake somebody’s confidence/beliefs etc shake somebody’s hand/shake hands with somebody shake something out of/off/from something shake something → out shake the foundations of shake to its foundations shake up shake with anger etc shake with emotion etc shake with fear etc shake with fear/laughter/anger etc shake with laughter etc shake with rage etc shake with rage/emotion etc shake your fist shake your fist (at somebody) shake your fist at shake your head shake-down shake/rock something to its foundations shake/rock the foundations of something shake/rub/wipe etc something dry temperatura temperature