bookie
bookie 英 [ˈbʊki] 美 [ˈbʊki]
n. 赛马的赌注者
名词复数:bookies
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- n. 赛马的赌注者
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1. Exchanges allow people to bet with each other, rather than going through a licensed bookie or a parimutuel pool.
这种交易令大家可以跟线上的各人下赌注,而非必要通过注册的马会或执照人士。
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2. The receiver traced $360, 000 to a girlfriend of Mr. Pang's and $1.7 million to a bookie.
接管人在彭日成一位女朋友那里追查到36万美元,并从一位赌徒身上追查到170万美元。
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3. If you don't want everyone to know that your kids, Flopsy and Mopsy, attend Local Elementary--or that you were your fraternity's most successful bookie--hire that firm to keep your secrets secret.
如果你不想人人都知道你的孩子在哪所小学上学——或者你在朋友圈里是赌马高手——现在就聘请Reputation.com公司为你做好保密工作。
- bookie (n.) 1885, colloquial shortening of bookmaker in the wagering sense.
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