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

　

单词	jag
释义	Trends of jag View usage for: jag (dʒæg) Word forms: jags countable noun [n N] If you have a crying jag or a coughing jag, you have a period of uncontrolled crying or coughing. [informal] I don't know how long my crying jag lasted. Laughing again, she was seized by a sudden coughing jag. jag in British English 1 or jagg (dʒæɡ) verbWord forms: jags, jagging or jagged 1. (transitive) to cut unevenly; make jagged 2. Australian to catch (fish) by impaling them on an unbaited hook noun, verb 3. Scottish an informal word for jab (sense 3), jab (sense 5) noun 4. a jagged notch or projection Word origin C14: of unknown origin jag in British English 2 (dʒæɡ) noun slang 1. a. intoxication from drugs or alcohol b. a bout of drinking or drug taking 2. a period of uncontrolled activity a crying jag Word origin of unknown origin Jag in British English (dʒæɡ) noun informal a Jaguar car: often understood as a symbol of affluence JAG in British English abbreviation for Judge Advocate General JAG in American English Judge Advocate General jag in American English 1 (dʒæg) noun 1. a sharp, toothlike projection or similar indentation 2. Archaic a notch or pointed tear, as in cloth verb transitiveWord forms: jagged or ˈjagging 3. to cut jags in; notch or pink (cloth, etc.) 4. to cut unevenly; tear raggedly Word origin ME jagge, projecting point < ? jag in American English 2 (dʒæg) noun 1. Dialectal a small load or amount, as of wood or hay 2. Slang a. an intoxicated condition due to liquor or drugs b. a drinking spree c. a period of uncontrolled activity a crying jag Examples of 'jag' in a sentence jag The inland peaks are jagged and imposing. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Away off in the distance, there are jagged snow-covered peaks. The Sun (2012) This might be acceptable if the Jag were a sports car but it isn't. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The new Jag is expected to be priced from about 35,000. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Our transport is his Jag. Times, Sunday Times (2008) With prices from just over 30,000, that's an awful lot of car for one proudly wearing the Jag badge. The Sun (2012) They don't want a Jag for the same reason they don't want a sheepskin coat. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There's a Jag in the drive of his five-bed Hertfordshire home, but it's his father's. Times, Sunday Times (2007) My father bought a yellow Jag, which I felt was both ostentatious and bad for my credibility. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Just last year, I drove a big Jag from Switzerland to Blackpool. The Sun (2011) Synonyms of 'jag' notch, point, tooth, spur spree, period, fit, spell More Synonyms of jag (noun) in the sense of notch Synonyms notch point the point of a knife tooth spur An X-ray might show a small spur of bone at the site of your pain. projection snag protuberance a protuberance on the upper jawbone (noun) in the sense of spree Definition a period of uncontrolled indulgence in an activity Synonyms spree They attacked two London shops after a drinking spree. period a period of a few months fit I broke into a fit of giggles. spell There has been a spell of dry weather. bout I was suffering with a bout of nerves. binge (informal) She went on occasional drinking binges. orgy He blew the money in a six-month orgy of spending. carouse carousal Additional synonyms in the sense of binge Definition a bout of excessive eating or drinking She went on occasional drinking binges. Synonyms bout, session (informal), spell, fling, feast, stint, spree, orgy, bender (informal), jag (slang), beano (British, slang), sesh (slang), blind (slang) in the sense of bout Definition a period of time spent doing something, such as drinking I was suffering with a bout of nerves. Synonyms period, time, term, fit, session, stretch, spell, turn, patch, interval, stint in the sense of fit Definition a sudden short burst or spell I broke into a fit of giggles. Synonyms bout, burst, outbreak, outburst, spell Nearby words of jag jacket jackpot jaded jag jagged jail jailbird Synonyms of 'jag' jag Explore 'jag' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of orgy Definition an act of immoderate or frenzied indulgence He blew the money in a six-month orgy of spending. Synonyms spree, fit, spell, run, session, excess, bout, indulgence, binge (informal), splurge, surfeit, overindulgence, sesh (slang) in the sense of period Definition a portion of time a period of a few months Synonyms time, term, season, space, run, stretch, spell, phase, patch (British, informal), interval, span in the sense of point Definition the sharp tip of anything the point of a knife Synonyms end, tip, sharp end, top, spur, spike, apex, nib, tine, prong in the sense of projection Definition a forecast based on known data Synonyms protrusion, shelf, ridge, bulge, ledge, overhang, sill, jut, eaves, protuberance in the sense of protuberance a protuberance on the upper jawbone Synonyms bulge, swelling, lump, bump, tumour, projection, prominence, knob, hump, outgrowth, protrusion, excrescence, process in the sense of spell Definition a period of time of weather or activity There has been a spell of dry weather. Synonyms period, time, term, stretch, turn, course, season, patch, interval, bout, stint in the sense of spur Definition a sharp horny part sticking out from a cock's leg An X-ray might show a small spur of bone at the site of your pain. Synonyms projection, spike, protuberance, protrusion
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