单词 | jabs |
释义 | jab1 of 2verb ˈjab jabbed; jabbing; jabs transitive verb 1 a : to pierce or prod (someone or something) with or as if with a pointed object She jabbed the steak with her fork. The nurse jabbed me with the needle. He jabbed me in the ribs with his elbow. b : to push or drive (something, such as a pointed object) quickly, abruptly, or forcefully : thrust The nurse jabbed the needle into my arm. She jabbed her elbow into my ribs. He shouted at Alvarez … , jabbing a finger into the catcher's chest protector. Wina Sturgeon "And look at those girls over there," the woman said, jabbing a finger at my sister's children … Hope Reeves The robbers then jabbed a gun into Goldberg's back, he told police, and demanded that he hand over his keys. The Miami Herald 2 : to strike (someone or something) with a short straight blow specifically, sports : to strike (an opponent) with a short straight punch that is delivered with the leading hand He tried to jab him in the first round, and Ali's head wasn't there. Gilbert Rogin 3 : to pointedly tease or mock (someone) We joke around. … I was jabbing him about injuries he's had. Sports Illustrated intransitive verb 1 a : to prod quickly or abruptly and often repeatedly with or as if with a pointed object —usually used with at He jabbed at his soufflé with a spoon. P. G. Wodehouse… repeatedly jabbed at the puck with his stick. Dave JosephWe all know him or her—the person who stands at the elevator door and jabs at the button three, four, even five times when the car fails to arrive quickly enough. Earl Ubell"You want to talk about this now?" he snarled, … jabbing at me with his finger. Jack Gantos b : to be thrust or driven quickly, abruptly, or forcefully —usually used with into The needle jabbed into my arm.… reduces any chance of … keys or coins jabbing into your back when riding. George Hill 2 : to strike a person with a short straight blow specifically, sports : to throw a short straight punch that is delivered with the leading hand The fight was barely a contest after the first round, when Spinks stopped moving and jabbing and began fighting with his back to the ropes. William Nack Bradford jabbed well and made sure that Ali was kept at bay … . Bill Crane 3 : to pointedly tease, mock, or make fun of someone At a moment's notice, he can produce a months-old editorial cartoon jabbing at him and seems genuinely hurt by the message. The New York Times jab 2 of 2noun plural jabs 1 : a quick, abrupt, or forceful thrust or stab especially with something pointed : an act of jabbing gave it a couple of jabs with a stick specifically : a short straight boxing punch delivered with the leading hand a quick left jab … Holmes fired a jab and crossed with a … right that caught Frazier flush in the face. Pat Putnam Buddy had done a good job of teaching me how to bob and weave and throw a jab. Anthony Quinn 2 : a pointed and often mocking comment or criticism He has a lot of fun with Ranovic, the oh-so-dramatic, eager young undercover cop who consistently fails to understand Salter's ironic jabs. Jean MacFarlane Wright Undeterred, McCain continues with his standard stump speech, leaving in all the anti-Bush jabs. Michelle Cottle 3 chiefly British, informal : an injection of something (such as medicine) into one's body with a needle made an appointment for her second jab We're averaging 3 million jabs in arms a day. Ali Velshi jabs 1 of 2 nounas in punches a quick thrust gave the jellyfish on the beach a cautious jab with my stick Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
jabs 2 of 2verbas in stabs to penetrate or hold (something) with a pointed object jabbed a pickle and tossed it on the plate Synonyms & Similar Words
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