| 单词 | ham |
| 释义 | ham I. now dialect England II. 1. a. < such a case as yours constrains a man to bow in the hams — Shakespeare > b. < squatted submissively on his hams — Joseph Conrad > c. 2. a. < deer or elk hams — R.R.Camp > especially < hams … from … peanut-fed hogs — U.S. Code > — see pork illustration b. 3. a. < a wrestling match between a couple of hams > < an oratorical ham > < the basset is a natural ham — Charlotte Paul > especially < a typical down-and-out vaudeville ham — Bennett Cerf > b. c. < once on the air, he got in touch with hams on the mainland and they in turn warned ships away from the dangerous coast — R.B.Gehman > 4. a. < a film scenario full of tears and ham — V.S.Pritchett > b. < dignity may suffer as the ham emerges in response to the camera's grinding — Walter Goodman > III. 1. < ham actor > < less ham than its rivals — William Empson > < in all his life he had never been in any situation so corny, so ham — Charles Jackson > 2. < ham operator > < ham radio band > < ham shack > IV. transitive verb 1. < spoofed the story and hammed the action — Paul Jaretzki > — often used with up < ham it up in beer-hall fashion — Metronome > 2. < the narration was overly hammed in the writing — Billboard > intransitive verb < hams and mugs and … misses most of his best effects by underestimating his own simple power — Virgil Thomson > |
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