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Jack　 [dʒæk] 　

n. 杰克（男子名）　

进行时:jacking　过去式:jacked　过去分词:jacked　第三人称单数:jacks　名词复数:jacks　

Jack is her only offspring.　杰克是她唯一的后代。

Jack and Mary walked by moonlight.　杰克和玛丽在月光下散步。

n. a small worthless amount\nn. a small ball at which players aim in lawn bowling\nn. an electrical device consisting of a connector socket designed for the insertion of a plug\nn. game equipment consisting of one of several small six-pointed metal pieces

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n. 杰克（男子名）

1. Jack is her only offspring.

杰克是她唯一的后代。
2. Jack and Mary walked by moonlight.

杰克和玛丽在月光下散步。
3. Jack duked me because he said I had insulted him.

杰克用拳猛击我，因为他说我侮辱了他。

Jack masc. proper name, attested by 1218, probably via Anglo-French Jake, Jaikes, from Old French Jacques (which was a diminutive of Latin Jacobus; see Jacob), but in English the name always has been regarded as a familiar form of John, and some have argued that it is a native formation. In Middle English spelled Jakke, Jacke, etc., and pronounced as two syllables ("Jackie").
jack (n.) late 14c., jakke "a mechanical device," from the masc. name Jack. The proper name was used in Middle English for "any common fellow," and thereafter extended to various appliances which do the work of common servants (1570s). Also used generically of male animals (1620s, see jackass, jackdaw, etc.).
jack (v.) 1860, jack up "hoist, raise, lift with a jack," American English, from jack (n.) in the appliance sense. Figurative sense "increase (prices, etc.)" is 1904, American English. Related: Jacked; jacking. Jack off (v.) "masturbate" is attested from 1916, probably from jack (n.) in the old slang sense of "(erect) penis."

jack / dʒæk ; NAmE dʒæk / noun , verb , adjective jack jacks jacked jacking noun 1 [countable ] a device for raising heavy objects off the ground, especially vehicles so that a wheel can be changed 千斤顶，起重器（换车轮时常用） 2 [countable ] an electronic connection between two pieces of electrical equipment （电）插孔，插座，插口；塞孔 3 [countable ] (in a pack/deckof cards 纸牌 ) a card with a picture of a young man on it, worth more than a ten and less than a queen *J 牌；杰克 ◆ the jack of clubs 梅花杰克 4 [countable ] (in the game of bowls 滚木球游戏 ) a small white ball towards which players roll larger balls 靶子球（白色，较其他球小） 5 jacks [plural ] a children's game in which players bouncea small ball and pick up small metal objects, also called jacks,before catching the ball 抛接子游戏（儿童游戏） 6 ( also jack ˈshit taboo ) [uncountable ] NAmE slang usually used in negative sentences 通常用于否定句 anything or nothing at all 丝毫，根本，一点（不） ◆ You don't know jack. 你什么都不知道。 ☞see also blackjack , flapjack , Union Jack IDIOM a jack of ˈall trades a person who can do many different types of work, but who perhaps does not do them very well 博而不精的人；万金油；三脚猫 ☞more at all right adj. , work n. verb jacksth | jacksb (for sth) ( NAmE) ( informal) to steal sth from sb, especially sth small or of low value 偷，悄悄拿走，窃取（尤指小的或不值钱的东西） ◆ Someone jacked my seat. 有人偷偷占了我的座位。 PHRASAL VERBS ˌjack sb aˈround ( NAmE) ( informal) to treat sb in a way that is deliberately not helpful to them or wastes their time 把某人摆来摆去；故意不合作（或浪费某人的时间） ◆ Let's go. We're being jacked around here. 咱们走吧。别在这儿浪费时间了。 ˌjack ˈin/ˈinto sth ( informal) to connect to a computer system 登录；联网；接入（计算机系统） ◆ I'm jacking into the Internet now. 我正要接入互联网。 ˌjack sth↔ˈin ( BrE) ( informal) to decide to stop doing sth, especially your job 决定结束，决定放弃（工作等） ◆ After five years, he decided to jack it all in. 五年后，他就决定完全放弃了。 ˌjack ˈoff ( taboo, slang) (of a man 男人 ) to masturbate 手淫 ˌjack ˈup ( informal) to injectan illegal drug directly into your blood 注射毒品 ◆ Drug users were jacking up in the stairwells. 当时瘾君子正在楼梯井注射毒品。 ˌjack sth↔ˈup 1 to lift sth, especially a vehicle, off the ground using a jack 用千斤顶托起（汽车等） 2 ( informal) to increase sth, especially prices, by a large amount 大幅度增加（或提高、抬高）（价格等） adjective [not before noun ] jackof sb/sth ( AustralE) tired of or bored with sb/sth （对…）厌倦，厌烦 jack / dʒæk ; NAmE dʒæk /

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