| 释义 |
prog
I. \ˈpräg\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: origin unknown
dialect Britain : a pointed instrument (as a goad or skewer)
II. transitive verb
(progged ; progged ; progging ; progs)
1. dialect Britain : goad, prod
2. dialect Britain : to poke at (a hole, a log)
III. \“, ˈprȯg\ intransitive verb
(progged ; progged ; progging ; progs)
Etymology: origin unknown
chiefly dialect : to poke or search about especially in order to steal, beg, or chance upon something profitable : forage, prowl
IV. noun
(-s)
chiefly dialect : food especially when obtained by foraging, filching, or as a handout
V. \ˈpräg\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: by shortening & alteration
slang Britain : proctor 2a
VI. transitive verb
(progged ; progged ; progging ; progs)
slang Britain : to subject to proctorial authority
< if I came in here by myself I'd get progged — Thomas Wolfe >
VII. abbreviation
1. program
2. progress; progressive |