英语词汇“in-and-outer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in-and-outer n. one who is only moderately skilled or is erratic in performance; one who holds office intermittently.

ΘΚΠ

the mind > will > decision > irresolution or vacillation > inconstancy > [noun] > inconstant person or thing > inconstant person

starter1519

changeling1539

flirt1577

Protean1598

weathercock1598

changerc1600

mooncalf1607

minute jacka1616

a nose of wax1821

sugar stick1825

wax-nosea1843

in-and-outer1905

brainstormer1907

1905 Outing Feb. 572/2 Whippets run in more consistent form than horses, and there are few ‘in-and-outers’.

1934 E. B. Marks They All Sang 210 He was an in-and-outer..and this was one of his ‘out’ periods.

1952 Assoc. Press 8 Oct. Reynolds has 30 knockouts among his 52 victories but he has been an in-and-outer.

1960 Farmer & Stockbreeder 29 Mar. 53/3 There are a great many ‘in-and-outers’ who know mighty little of the art of breeding.

1967 Economist 5 Aug. 496/1 The British unfamiliarity with the American concept of ‘ins and outers’—men who alternate between private careers and public service.

单词	in-and-outer
释义	> as lemmas in-and-outer in-and-outer n. one who is only moderately skilled or is erratic in performance; one who holds office intermittently. ΘΚΠ the mind > will > decision > irresolution or vacillation > inconstancy > [noun] > inconstant person or thing > inconstant person starter1519 changeling1539 flirt1577 Protean1598 weathercock1598 changerc1600 mooncalf1607 minute jacka1616 a nose of wax1821 sugar stick1825 wax-nosea1843 in-and-outer1905 brainstormer1907 1905 Outing Feb. 572/2 Whippets run in more consistent form than horses, and there are few ‘in-and-outers’. 1934 E. B. Marks They All Sang 210 He was an in-and-outer..and this was one of his ‘out’ periods. 1952 Assoc. Press 8 Oct. Reynolds has 30 knockouts among his 52 victories but he has been an in-and-outer. 1960 Farmer & Stockbreeder 29 Mar. 53/3 There are a great many ‘in-and-outers’ who know mighty little of the art of breeding. 1967 Economist 5 Aug. 496/1 The British unfamiliarity with the American concept of ‘ins and outers’—men who alternate between private careers and public service. extracted from in and outadv.n. < as lemmas
随便看	nothing but nothing daunted nothing doing nothing else nothing else for it nothing except nothing fearing nothing for it nothing if not nothing in it nothing in life nothing in the world nothing in trousers nothing is certain but death and taxes nothing less nothing like nothing like to nothing loath nothing much nothing near nothing nigh nothing of community nothing of the kind nothing of the sort nothing off

> as lemmas