| 释义 |
clob·ber
I. \ˈkläbə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably alteration of clothes
1. slang Britain : wearing apparel
< dressed in his bathing clobber >
2. slang Britain : gear
< loaded himself with a lot of clobber >
II. transitive verb
(clobbered ; clobbered ; clobbering \-b(ə)riŋ\ ; clobbers)
slang Britain : dress, tog — often used with up
III.
chiefly dialect
variant of clabber I
IV.
chiefly Midland
variant of clabber II
V. noun
(-s)
Etymology: by alteration and shortening
: klaberjass
VI. transitive verb
(clobbered ; clobbered ; clobbering \-b(ə)riŋ\ ; clobbers)
Etymology: obsolete clobber to patch, from obsolete clobber paste to fill cracks, from Scottish Gaelic clābar mud
: to load (already decorated porcelain) with added overglaze enameling
VII. verb
(clobbered ; clobbered ; clobbering \-b(ə)riŋ\ ; clobbers)
Etymology: origin unknown
transitive verb
1.
a. slang : to pound mercilessly : beat up : knock out : knock down
b. : to strike with crushing force
2. slang : to defeat overwhelmingly : smear
3. : to hit and demolish or severely damage (the target)
intransitive verb
: to crash in an aircraft : make a crash landing |