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词汇 buck
释义 buck
noun[ C ]
uk /bʌk/ us /bʌk/

bucknoun[C] (MONEY)


US Australian English, informalpluralbucks
a dollar: (美)元
Can I borrow a couple of bucks?我能借几美元吗?
He charged me 20 bucks for a new hubcap.一个新的毂盖他要了我20美元。
Indian English, informalpluralbucks
a rupee(印度)卢比
South African English, informalpluralbucks
a rand(南非)兰特
informalpluralbucks
used in a number of expressions about money, usually expressions referring to a lot of money: (用于某些表达方式中)许多钱
mega bucksHe earns mega bucks (= a lot of money) working for an American bank.他在一家美国银行工作,赚钱很多。
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North American money
C-note
cent
dime
dollar
dollar bill
dollar sign
double eagle
G, g
greenback
nickel
penny
quarter
smacker
toonie
two bits

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Informal words for money
Currencies
Amounts of money

bucknoun[C] (ANIMAL)


pluralbuck or bucks
the male of some animals such as deer and rabbits, or (in South Africa) a male or female antelope雄性动物;雄鹿;公兔;(南美)羚羊
Compare
doe
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Names for the male & female of animals
billy goat
bitch
boar
boomer
bull
bullock
cob
doe
drake
drone
ewe
gelding
hind
mare
sire
sow
stag
stallion
steer
tigress

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Deer & antelope

bucknoun[C] (SPORTS EQUIPMENT)


a tall piece of equipment with four legs and a top part covered in leather that people jump over in gymnastics:
The traditionally designed square-head vaulting buck is upholstered with natural hide.
Synonym
horse
The vaulting buck has height adjustment in the range of 90–140 cm.
The parallel bars, buck, springboard, and mats formerly in the school gyms were replaced by baseball, volleyball, basketball, and football equipment.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Gymnastics
aerialist
artistic gymnastics
asymmetric bars
back lever
backflip
balance beam
gym
gymnast
rope climb
rope climbing
split
spotter
stand on your hands/headidiom
stick
stick the landingidiom
the splitsphrase
trampoline
trapeze
twist
uneven bars

Idioms


make a fast buck
pass the buck
the buck stops here
buck
verb[ I ]
uk /bʌk/ us /bʌk/
(of a horse) to jump into the air and kick out with the back legs(马)弓背跳跃,尥起后蹄跳跃
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Animal (non-human) behaviour
accidental
apex predator
beg
behave
behaviour
behavioural science
claw
fawn
gambol
homing
housebroken
migrate
monogamous
monogamously
monogamy
murmuration
nocturnal
ravening
scent
soar

Idioms


buck the system
buck the trend

Phrasal verb


buck (someone/something) up

buck | American Dictionary


buck
noun[ C ]
us/bʌk/

bucknoun[C] (MONEY)


infml
a dollar:
It cost me ten bucks.

bucknoun[C] (ANIMAL)


a male deer
buck
verb
us/bʌk/

buckverb (JUMP)


[ I ]
(esp. of a horse) to jump into the air with the head down and the back arched:
The horse bucked every time he got in the saddle.

buckverb (OPPOSE)


[ T ]
to oppose or refuse to go along with something:
As a designer, she bucked the trend and succeeded with her own original ideas.

buck | Business English


buck
noun[ C ]
uk /bʌk/us
MONEY USAusinformal
a dollar:
You'll save a few extra bucks if you order it online.
Can I borrow twenty bucks?
 big bucks
informal
a large amount of money:
Tourism means big bucks for the city.
 make a quick/fast buck
often disapproving
to earn money quickly and easily, especially by doing something illegal or dishonest:
They're more interested in making a quick buck than helping homeowners find the right loan.
 pass the buck
to blame someone or make them responsible for a problem that you do not want to deal with:
Politicians were criticized for passing the buck on health care reform.
 the buck stops here
used to say that you will make important decisions and deal with a problem, and not allow other people to be blamed for it:
When it comes to company policy, the buck stops here.
buck
verb[ T ]
uk /bʌk/us
 buck the system
to refuse to follow the rules or customs of an organization:
Both employees were later fired for trying to buck the system.
 buck the trend
to do the opposite of what everyone else is doing:
After 25 years as a corporate lawyer, he bucked the trend and went non-profit.
FINANCE, ECONOMICS
to have good financial results when other companies, organizations, etc. are having bad ones:
EMI managed to buck the trend, closing 80p stronger at 680p.
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