单词 | jockey |
释义 | jock·ey I. 1. Britain < a mischievous jockey > < a tough old jockey of a colonel > 2. a. b. archaic c. < a truck jockey > < an elevator jockey > < a typewriter jockey > specifically 3. 4. II. transitive verb 1. < dozens of unprincipled hucksters at the resort who jockey the unwary for fair > < the newly established method of party horse trading jockeyed them out of many deputies — Janet Flanner > 2. a. < the winning horse was jockeyed by his son > b. < jockeys a taxi for a living > 3. a. < proposals for public works were ed through Parliament by a combination of members — E.H.Collis > < trying to jockey you into some sort of trap — Erle Stanley Gardner > b. < jockeyed the camera back and forth till he got just the right angle > : maneuver < jockey the furniture around the living room > specifically < jockey a car into a parking space > < flew close to jockey the other plane out of formation > intransitive verb 1. < jockeyed in races till he was too heavy for the horse > 2. < jockey for position as the horses race the first lap > < watch the racing fleets … jockey for the favoring wind — E.A.Weeks > < behind the scenes jockeying … to determine the Democratic party's candidate for lieutenant governor — New York Times > |
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