英语词汇“job”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

job

1. noun

used as a substitute for a noun which is apparent from context, especially of cars. Sometimes embellished to 'jobby' US, 1896.

an inanimate or mechanical article, a thing UK, 1943.

a person. Usually prefixed with a noun or adjective characteristic US, 1927.

a criminal venture, usually a robbery UK, 1690.

a medical procedure. A variant of 'job' (a variety), usually combined with a body part: 'nose', 'boob', etc US, 1943.

an act of defecation US, 1975.

in professional wrestling, a planned, voluntary loss US, 1999.

the injection of a drug for non-medicinal purposes US, 1970.► do a jobto defecate. Sometimes embellished to 'jobbie' AUSTRALIA, 1942.► just the job; the jobexactly what is required UK, 1943.► on the jobhaving sex, engaged in sexual intercourse UK, 1966.► the jobthe police (as a profession). Police slang UK, 1999

2. verb

to rob, to steal, to cheat US, 1889.

to suffer a planned, voluntary loss in a professional wrestling match US, 1990.

to hit or strike; to punch AUSTRALIA, 1915.

to inject a drug US, 1967

idiomjob► a hatchet job on► a Job's comforter► be just the job be just the ticket/thing► a snow jobdo a job on sbto damage or harm someone or something:Michigan State is a big, strong, solid team, and they did a real job on our defense.The sun can do quite a job on your skin if you're not careful.don't give up the day job BrEBrEdon't quit your day job AmEContinue a humorous expression used in order to say that someone who is trying out a new activity or skill is not very good at it yet:Well, I like his paintings, but I wouldn't advise him to give up the day job.I loved doing the modelling work, but I'm not quitting the day job, yet.fall down on the jobto fail to do the work that you are supposed to do:If our kids don't know right from wrong it's because American parents are falling down on the job.What can we do about councils who fall down on the job of keeping streets clean?get a job AmEAmEslang used in order to say that someone should stop behaving foolishly and do something useful:You stood in line two days to get tickets to the concert? Get a job!give sth up as a bad job BrEBrEto stop trying to do something, because you have decided that you will not succeed:Anne spent another hour trying to contact Phelps, and then gave it up as a bad job and went home.I had been trying to achieve a bouffant hairstyle with curlers and setting lotion, but I finally gave it up as a bad job and had my hair cut short.have a job (doing sth) BrEBrE(also have a job to do sth)spoken to have difficulty doing something, so that it is likely you will fail:You'll have a job finding anything cheaper than that.I'd never seen anything like it before, and was having a job to understand what I was looking at.a job of work BrEBrEused about some work that you have to do or finish :You should treat it as a straightforward job of work and get on with it. I'm here to do a job of work, so I dress and behave in the way that's considered appropriate.lie down on the job(also be asleep on the job)to make no effort to do the work that you are supposed to do:You're paid to finish the work, not to lie down on the job.Unless the mailroom is asleep on the job, you should get the package today.a snow job AmEAmEspoken lies and tricks that someone uses in order to try to make people believe something that is untrue:The whole story is a major snow job if you ask me. Rimelli would rather have us think he's insane.Thanks to a good script and great performances, this film is one Hollywood snow job you won't mind.

job

1. n. a drunkard. Give the job a drink and make somebody happy today.

2. n. a theft; a criminal act. (see also pull a job.) Who did that job at the old mansion last week?

See:

(as) patient as Job
(as) poor as a Job's turkey
a bang up job
a demolition job
a devil of a job
a full-time job
a good job/thing too
a good job/thing...
a hatchet job
a job of work
a Job's comforter
a put-up job
a snow job
a whale of a
a/the devil of a job, nuisance, fellow, etc.
an inside job
an uphill job
and a good job, too
and a good thing, too
be just the job
be sleeping on the job
between jobs
come to the job with
come to the job with (something)
con job
cushy job
day job
demolition job
devil of a job
do a bad job
do a demolition job on (someone or something)
do a good job
do a good, bad, etc. job
do a hatchet job on
do a hatchet job on (someone or something)
do a job on
do a job on (someone or something)
do a job on someone
do a job on someone From do a number on something.
do a job on someone/something
do a number on someone
do a snow job on (someone)
do a snow job on someone
do the job
do the job/trick
Don't give up the day job
don't give up your day job
fall down on the job
full-time job
give (one) up as a bad job
give somebody/something up as a bad job
give something up as a bad job
give up (something) as a bad job
Give us the tools, and we will finish the job
Give us the tools, and we will finish the job.
good job
good job!
hand job
hatchet job
hatchet man
have a job
have a job doing/to do something
have the devil's own job
have the patience of a saint
have the patience of Job
head-job
hum job
inside job
it's more than my job's worth
job
job lot
Job's comforter
jobs for the boys
joe job
just the job
just the job/ticket
land (something)
land a job
lay down on the job
lie down
lie down on the job
make the best of a bad job
make the best of something/things/a bad job
more than your job's worth
never send a boy to do a man's job
Nice going!
nice job
nine-to-five job
nose job
nutjob
odd job
odd jobs
on the job
patience of Job, the
patient as Job
poor as Job's turkey
pull a job
put-up job
rim job
snow job
soft job
the patience of a saint/of Job
the patience of Job
walk off the job
wall job
way to go
you had one job

词汇	job
释义	job Theme: DRUNKARD n. a drunkard. What does this old job want besides a drink?Give the job a drink and make somebody happy today. Theme: THEFT n. a theft; a criminal act. (Police and underworld.) Max and Lefty planned a bank job over in Adamsville.Who did that job at the old mansion last week? job 1. noun 1 used as a substitute for a noun which is apparent from context, especially of cars. Sometimes embellished to 'jobby' US, 1896. 2 an inanimate or mechanical article, a thing UK, 1943. 3 a person. Usually prefixed with a noun or adjective characteristic US, 1927. 4 a criminal venture, usually a robbery UK, 1690. 5 a medical procedure. A variant of 'job' (a variety), usually combined with a body part: 'nose', 'boob', etc US, 1943. 6 an act of defecation US, 1975. 7 in professional wrestling, a planned, voluntary loss US, 1999. 8 the injection of a drug for non-medicinal purposes US, 1970.► do a jobto defecate. Sometimes embellished to 'jobbie' AUSTRALIA, 1942.► just the job; the jobexactly what is required UK, 1943.► on the jobhaving sex, engaged in sexual intercourse UK, 1966.► the jobthe police (as a profession). Police slang UK, 1999 2. verb 1 to rob, to steal, to cheat US, 1889. 2 to suffer a planned, voluntary loss in a professional wrestling match US, 1990. 3 to hit or strike; to punch AUSTRALIA, 1915. 4 to inject a drug US, 1967 idiomjob► a hatchet job on► a Job's comforter► be just the job be just the ticket/thing► a snow jobdo a job on sbto damage or harm someone or something:Michigan State is a big, strong, solid team, and they did a real job on our defense.The sun can do quite a job on your skin if you're not careful.don't give up the day job BrEBrEdon't quit your day job AmEContinue a humorous expression used in order to say that someone who is trying out a new activity or skill is not very good at it yet:Well, I like his paintings, but I wouldn't advise him to give up the day job.I loved doing the modelling work, but I'm not quitting the day job, yet.fall down on the jobto fail to do the work that you are supposed to do:If our kids don't know right from wrong it's because American parents are falling down on the job.What can we do about councils who fall down on the job of keeping streets clean?get a job AmEAmEslang used in order to say that someone should stop behaving foolishly and do something useful:You stood in line two days to get tickets to the concert? Get a job!give sth up as a bad job BrEBrEto stop trying to do something, because you have decided that you will not succeed:Anne spent another hour trying to contact Phelps, and then gave it up as a bad job and went home.I had been trying to achieve a bouffant hairstyle with curlers and setting lotion, but I finally gave it up as a bad job and had my hair cut short.have a job (doing sth) BrEBrE(also have a job to do sth)spoken to have difficulty doing something, so that it is likely you will fail:You'll have a job finding anything cheaper than that.I'd never seen anything like it before, and was having a job to understand what I was looking at.a job of work BrEBrEused about some work that you have to do or finish :You should treat it as a straightforward job of work and get on with it. I'm here to do a job of work, so I dress and behave in the way that's considered appropriate.lie down on the job(also be asleep on the job)to make no effort to do the work that you are supposed to do:You're paid to finish the work, not to lie down on the job.Unless the mailroom is asleep on the job, you should get the package today.a snow job AmEAmEspoken lies and tricks that someone uses in order to try to make people believe something that is untrue:The whole story is a major snow job if you ask me. Rimelli would rather have us think he's insane.Thanks to a good script and great performances, this film is one Hollywood snow job you won't mind. job 1. n. a drunkard. Give the job a drink and make somebody happy today. 2. n. a theft; a criminal act. (see also pull a job.) Who did that job at the old mansion last week? See: (as) patient as Job (as) poor as a Job's turkey a bang up job a demolition job a devil of a job a full-time job a good job/thing too a good job/thing... a hatchet job a job of work a Job's comforter a put-up job a snow job a whale of a a/the devil of a job, nuisance, fellow, etc. an inside job an uphill job and a good job, too and a good thing, too be just the job be sleeping on the job between jobs come to the job with come to the job with (something) con job cushy job day job demolition job devil of a job do a bad job do a demolition job on (someone or something) do a good job do a good, bad, etc. job do a hatchet job on do a hatchet job on (someone or something) do a job on do a job on (someone or something) do a job on someone do a job on someone From do a number on something. do a job on someone/something do a number on someone do a snow job on (someone) do a snow job on someone do the job do the job/trick Don't give up the day job don't give up your day job fall down on the job full-time job give (one) up as a bad job give somebody/something up as a bad job give something up as a bad job give up (something) as a bad job Give us the tools, and we will finish the job Give us the tools, and we will finish the job. good job good job! hand job hatchet job hatchet man have a job have a job doing/to do something have the devil's own job have the patience of a saint have the patience of Job head-job hum job inside job it's more than my job's worth job job lot Job's comforter jobs for the boys joe job just the job just the job/ticket land (something) land a job lay down on the job lie down lie down on the job make the best of a bad job make the best of something/things/a bad job more than your job's worth never send a boy to do a man's job Nice going! nice job nine-to-five job nose job nutjob odd job odd jobs on the job patience of Job, the patient as Job poor as Job's turkey pull a job put-up job rim job snow job soft job the patience of a saint/of Job the patience of Job walk off the job wall job way to go you had one job
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