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

yuck1

/jʌk

(also yuk) informal

exclamation

Used to express strong distaste or disgust: Raw herrings! Yuck!...

CREEPY-crawliesfound themselves in the spotlight this week in Carlow and no one dared - not even once, to utter the word… yuk!
Some of their food was quite nice but some was a bit yuk!
It's so annoying when you are in the middle of a meal and then the person behind you lights one up yuk!

noun [mass noun]

Something messy or disgusting: I can’t bear the sight of blood and yuck...

Look at this messy bunch of used napkins, all with yuck inside.
A couple of weeks back I was feeling exhausted, had a splitting headache, intense muscle pain, all in all yuck.
The last thing you want is a lifetime of arm stubble, yuck.

Origin

1960s (originally US): imitative.

Rhymes

yuck2

/jʌk

(also yuk) North American informal

verb [no object]

1Laugh heartily: he has them yucking at him one moment and at themselves the next

1.1 (yuck it up) Act so as to cause laughter; fool around: cops tend to yuck it up, probably to cover their nervousness...

Jacques Chirac, Gerhard Shroeder and Vlad Putin were yukking it up at the G8 conference with jokes to one another about British cuisine.
Over there is the circus Fat Man, Preston Lacy, yucking it up for your viewing pleasure.
There's a fine shot of him yucking it up in Beijing with former Chicom boss Jiang Zemin, aka the Robin Williams of the Middle Kingdom.

noun

A hearty laugh: clever writing and oddball characters make for some satisfying yucks...

It doesn't have as many yucks and guffaws as the original, but it can hold it's own as a fairly good comedy.
Don't expend too many yucks straight away because there are quite a few other thigh-slappers in her essay.
It's not just yucks, but there's a lot of funny in it too.

Origin

1930s (theatrical slang): probably imitative.

单词	yuck
释义	yuck1 /jʌk / (also yuk) informal exclamation Used to express strong distaste or disgust: Raw herrings! Yuck!... CREEPY-crawliesfound themselves in the spotlight this week in Carlow and no one dared - not even once, to utter the word… yuk! Some of their food was quite nice but some was a bit yuk! It's so annoying when you are in the middle of a meal and then the person behind you lights one up yuk! noun [mass noun] Something messy or disgusting: I can’t bear the sight of blood and yuck... Look at this messy bunch of used napkins, all with yuck inside. A couple of weeks back I was feeling exhausted, had a splitting headache, intense muscle pain, all in all yuck. The last thing you want is a lifetime of arm stubble, yuck. Origin 1960s (originally US): imitative. Rhymes buck, Canuck, chuck, cluck, cruck, duck, luck, muck, pluck, puck, ruck, schmuck, shuck, struck, stuck, suck, truck, tuck, upchuck yuck2 /jʌk / (also yuk) North American informal verb [no object] 1Laugh heartily: he has them yucking at him one moment and at themselves the next 1.1 (yuck it up) Act so as to cause laughter; fool around: cops tend to yuck it up, probably to cover their nervousness... Jacques Chirac, Gerhard Shroeder and Vlad Putin were yukking it up at the G8 conference with jokes to one another about British cuisine. Over there is the circus Fat Man, Preston Lacy, yucking it up for your viewing pleasure. There's a fine shot of him yucking it up in Beijing with former Chicom boss Jiang Zemin, aka the Robin Williams of the Middle Kingdom. noun A hearty laugh: clever writing and oddball characters make for some satisfying yucks... It doesn't have as many yucks and guffaws as the original, but it can hold it's own as a fairly good comedy. Don't expend too many yucks straight away because there are quite a few other thigh-slappers in her essay. It's not just yucks, but there's a lot of funny in it too. Origin 1930s (theatrical slang): probably imitative.
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