词汇 | button |
释义 | button Theme: BADGE n. a police officer's badge or shield.The guy flashed his button, so I let him in.Just because you got a button, it doesn't mean you can push innocent citizens around! Theme: CONCLUSION n. the termination of a recitation; the punch line of a joke. (The equivalent of a button punched to signal a response.)When I got to the button, I realized that I had told the whole joke wrong.When I came to the button, I knew I was really going to insult the guy. button 1. noun 1 a police badge US, 1929. 2 by extension, a police officer US, 1953. 3 a person who acts as lookout US, 1992. 4 in organised crime, a person who kills on the orders from above. Sometimes expanded as 'button man' or 'button guy' US, 1966. 5 a small quantity of an item to be smuggled US, 1956. 6 the edible, psychoactive portion of a peyote cactus US, 1953. 7 opium UK, 1996. 8 a tablet of Mandrax™, a branded tranquillizer SOUTH AFRICA, 2002. 9 the clitoris UK, 1900. 10 the chin. Boxing jargon, usually in the phrase 'on the button', describing a blow right on the chin US, 1920. 11 in poker, a marker on the table that signifies the dealer; the dealer UK, 2003. 12 a Chrysler car equipped with push-button automatic transmission US, 1968. 13 in the television industry, a dramatic or funny climax to a scene US, 1990.► not have a buttonto have no money IRELAND, 1992.► on the buttonexactly; precisely. Possibly from boxing jargon, 'on the BUTTON' (on the chin) US, 1903 2. verb ► button your lip; button your lips; button your face; button it; button upto stop talking. Often as an injunction or exclamation. Used since 1836; and 'button it' first recorded in 1980 US, 1947 button up button up sth • button sth up to fasten all the buttons on a coat, shirt etc: You'd better button up your jacket - it's cold outside. His mother helped him on with his coat and buttoned it up for him.■ SIMILAR TO: fasten, do up button1. n. the termination of a recitation; the punch line of a joke; a zinger. (The equivalent of a button punched to signal a response.) When I got to the button, I realized that I had told the whole joke wrong. 2. n. a police officer’s badge or shield. The guy flashed his button, so I let him in.
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