mulligan
mulligan 英 ['mʌlɪg(ə)n] 美 ['mʌlɪgən]
n. （美）一种什锦羹
名词复数:mulligans
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- n. （美）一种什锦羹
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1. Mark mulligan of Forrester, a research firm, says music fans now expect to be able to play their collections of tunes on all sorts of devices.
市场调查公司弗雷斯特的Mark Mulligan称，音乐爱好者如今期望各种设备都可播放自个的收藏曲目。
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2. The great thrill, of course, is watching Ms. mulligan's exquisite performance as 16-year-old Jenny, who gets more of an education than she bargained for in the ways of a dangerously seductive world.
当然最大的惊喜是观看Mulligan女士扮演16岁Jenny的精湛演技。 剧中的珍妮从教育中获得的比她在危险并且充满诱惑的世界讨价还价得来的还要多。
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3. On a recent evening, Rebecca mulligan, a 27-year-old painter, drank a cocktail called The Hemingway instead of her usual glass of merlot.
最近一晚，27岁的画家Rebecca Mulligan一改惯例，用“海明威”（Hemingway）鸡尾酒取代了常喝的美禄葡萄酒(merlot)。 “海明威”主要由香槟和苦艾制成。
- Mulligan (n.) surname, from Gaelic Maolagan, Old Irish Maelecan, a double diminutive of mael "bald," hence "the little bald (or shaven) one," probably often a reference to a monk or disciple. As "stew made with whatever's available," 1904, hobo slang, probably from a proper name. The golf sense of "extra stroke after a poor shot" (1949) is sometimes said to be from the name of a Canadian golfer in the 1920s whose friends gave him an extra shot in gratitude for driving them over rough roads to their weekly foursome at St. Lambert Country Club near Montreal.
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