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单词 eighty-six
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eighty-six in British English

(ˌeɪtɪˈsɪks)
verb (transitive)
US
to eject (someone) from a place
He was eighty-sixed from the restaurant.

eighty-six in American English

(ˌeɪtiˈsɪks)
US
verb transitive Slang
1. 
to eject from, or refuse to serve at, a place where alcoholic drinks are sold, as because of drunkenness
2. 
to cut off, eject, eliminate, kill, etc.
Also written 86

Examples of 'eighty-six' in a sentence
eighty-six

There was something else in the air and it scared him -- scared him more than anything, in all his eighty-six years, had scared himbefore.
Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT (1971)
Michele counted the dollar and eighty-six cents in silence, then dredged up a last ounce of courtesy.
MacLeod, Charlotte SOMETHING IN THE WATER (1971)
The Contessa had been eighty-six and only in the last two years had she been unable to walk, slowly, very slowly, in the garden with him.
Haines, Pamela THE GOLDEN LION (1971)
As it was, I still had signed eighty-six fewer documents than were legally required for such an excursion.
George Cockcroft THE DICE MAN (1971)
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