| 释义 |
bum·mer
I. \ˈbəmə(r)\ noun
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Etymology: probably modification of German bummler loafer, tramp, from bummeln to loaf, dangle
1. : one that bums; specifically : one that subsists by cadging
2. : plunderer, marauder — used especially of looting soldiers during the Civil War
3. : a low 2-wheeled logging truck or tracked cart for skidding logs
4. : the workman in charge of the conveyors in a mine or quarry
II. \ˈbəmə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: bum + -er (II) (VIII)
1. : something bad or unpleasant ; especially : an unpleasant experience (as a bad reaction to a hallucinogenic drug)
2.
a. : something of low quality : stinker
b. : something that is a disappointment |