英语词汇“bones”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

bones

Theme: DOCTOR

n. a ship's physician. (From sawbones. Also the nickname of the doctor on the starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame.)

This fat bones actually wanted me to lose weight.This is quite a cut. You'll have to go over to the bones in Adamsville.

Theme: GAMBLING

n. dice.

Toss me the bones and get out your checkbooks.Throw them bones and hope for the best.

Theme: MONEY

n. dollars; money; cash.

You got any bones on you I can borrow?The tickets only cost a few bones, but the play was lousy and I want my money back.

Theme: PEOPLE - THIN

n. a nickname for a skinny person. (Also a term of address.)

Well, bones, how about a nice big meal?Ask bones there what he wants to drink.

bones

noun

dice. The term has journeyed from colloquial to standard English and now to slang UK, 1400.

heroin US, 1984.

crack cocaine UK, 2003.

the basic facts of something UK, 1999.

an orthopaedist US, 1892.

spare ribs US, 1990.► make your bones1. to establish yourself as a fully fledged member of a crime organisation, usually by carrying out an execution-style murder US, 1972.2. by extension, to establish yourself as an equal in a group setting US, 1996.► on your bonesdestitute or almost so. An image of emaciation UK, 1924.► the bonesthe boyfriend UK, 2002

idiombonesfeel/know sth in your bonesto feel sure that something is true or has happened, although you do not have any proof of it:I could feel in my bones that something was very wrong.My sister and I sat up late, knowing in our bones that if Richard was coming, he would come that night.jump sb's bones AmEAmEslang a rude expression meaning to have sex with someone:I'd just love to jump his bones.Mike's one of these guys who just wants to jump any woman's bones.make no bones about sth(also no bones about it AmE)to be willing to tell everyone what you think or what you are doing, without feeling nervous or ashamed about it:We offer a very expensive service, and we make no bones about it.I make no bones about supporting the government on this issue.Obviously, it is a very bad result for me -- no bones about it. I did not have the support I needed to win. the bare bones (of)the most basic and important parts of something, especially a story, description, system, or plan:Concentrate on the bare bones of the story - a news report shouldn't have too much detail.Sometimes it helps to strip the problem to its bare bones, before you think about finding a solution.This is a fascinating book, that puts flesh on the bare bones of evolutionary theory.bare-bones: Even this bare-bones program of maintenance will cost us $12 million a year.

bone

1. verb, vulgar slang To have sexual intercourse. I can't believe you two boned last night!

2. noun, vulgar slang The penis. You need to keep your bone in your pants and stop sleeping with random girls!

3. noun, vulgar slang An erection. I got a bone while daydreaming in math class today;it was so embarrassing!

4. The trombone. I used to play the bone in the marching band, can you believe it?

bones

1. n. dice. (See additional forms at bone.) Toss me the bones and get out your checkbooks.

2. n. a nickname for a ship’s physician. (From sawbones. Also the nickname of the doctor on the starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame.) This fat bones actually wanted me to lose weight.

3. n. a nickname for a skinny person. (Also a term of address.) Ask bones there what he wants to drink.

4. n. dollars; money; cash. The tickets only cost a few bones, but the play was lousy and I want my money back.

词汇	bones
释义	bones Theme: DOCTOR n. a ship's physician. (From sawbones. Also the nickname of the doctor on the starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame.) This fat bones actually wanted me to lose weight.This is quite a cut. You'll have to go over to the bones in Adamsville. Theme: GAMBLING n. dice. Toss me the bones and get out your checkbooks.Throw them bones and hope for the best. Theme: MONEY n. dollars; money; cash. You got any bones on you I can borrow?The tickets only cost a few bones, but the play was lousy and I want my money back. Theme: PEOPLE - THIN n. a nickname for a skinny person. (Also a term of address.) Well, bones, how about a nice big meal?Ask bones there what he wants to drink. bones noun 1 dice. The term has journeyed from colloquial to standard English and now to slang UK, 1400. 2 heroin US, 1984. 3 crack cocaine UK, 2003. 4 the basic facts of something UK, 1999. 5 an orthopaedist US, 1892. 6 spare ribs US, 1990.► make your bones1. to establish yourself as a fully fledged member of a crime organisation, usually by carrying out an execution-style murder US, 1972.2. by extension, to establish yourself as an equal in a group setting US, 1996.► on your bonesdestitute or almost so. An image of emaciation UK, 1924.► the bonesthe boyfriend UK, 2002 idiombonesfeel/know sth in your bonesto feel sure that something is true or has happened, although you do not have any proof of it:I could feel in my bones that something was very wrong.My sister and I sat up late, knowing in our bones that if Richard was coming, he would come that night.jump sb's bones AmEAmEslang a rude expression meaning to have sex with someone:I'd just love to jump his bones.Mike's one of these guys who just wants to jump any woman's bones.make no bones about sth(also no bones about it AmE)to be willing to tell everyone what you think or what you are doing, without feeling nervous or ashamed about it:We offer a very expensive service, and we make no bones about it.I make no bones about supporting the government on this issue.Obviously, it is a very bad result for me -- no bones about it. I did not have the support I needed to win. the bare bones (of)the most basic and important parts of something, especially a story, description, system, or plan:Concentrate on the bare bones of the story - a news report shouldn't have too much detail.Sometimes it helps to strip the problem to its bare bones, before you think about finding a solution.This is a fascinating book, that puts flesh on the bare bones of evolutionary theory.bare-bones: Even this bare-bones program of maintenance will cost us $12 million a year. bone 1. verb, vulgar slang To have sexual intercourse. I can't believe you two boned last night! 2. noun, vulgar slang The penis. You need to keep your bone in your pants and stop sleeping with random girls! 3. noun, vulgar slang An erection. I got a bone while daydreaming in math class today;it was so embarrassing! 4. The trombone. I used to play the bone in the marching band, can you believe it? bones 1. n. dice. (See additional forms at bone.) Toss me the bones and get out your checkbooks. 2. n. a nickname for a ship’s physician. (From sawbones. Also the nickname of the doctor on the starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame.) This fat bones actually wanted me to lose weight. 3. n. a nickname for a skinny person. (Also a term of address.) Ask bones there what he wants to drink. 4. n. dollars; money; cash. The tickets only cost a few bones, but the play was lousy and I want my money back.
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