| 释义 |  bob1 /bob/  intransitive verb (bobbˈing; bobbed)transitive verbTo move quickly up and down or to and froTo curtsy or bow quickly(with for) to try to catch (a swinging or floating apple, etc) with one's teeth as a gameTo ride a bobsleighTo fish with a bob
 nounTo move in a short jerking mannerTo tapTo perform, measure, do, etc (something) with a bobTo make a curtsyTo cut (hair) square acrossTo dock, to bobtail
 A short jerking motionA quick curtsyAnything that moves with a bob or swingThe weight of a pendulum, plumb line, etcA pendant (archaic)A knot of hairA short straight haircut for women and girlsA bunch or cluster (eg of cherries) (dialect)A bunch of lobworms, used in catching eelsA bob-flyAny small roundish bodyThe refrain or burden of a song (archaic)A short line at or near the end of the stanza (poetry)A bobsleigh(in pl) the runners for a bobsleigh (N American)A dance (Scot)A slight blow (obsolete)A gibe (obsolete)(also plain bob) a term in bellringing, eg bob minor is rung on six bells, bob major on eight, bob royal on ten, bob maximus on twelve
 ORIGIN: Poss Gaelic baban, babag tassel, cluster bobbˈer  noun  A float attached to a fishing-line bobbˈish  adjective  In good spirits bobˈ-apple  noun  The game of trying to catch a swinging or floating apple with one's teeth bobˈcat  noun  A kind of lynx bobˈ-cherry  noun  The game of trying to catch a swinging cherry with one's teeth bobˈ-fly  noun (angling) The top dropfly bob skate  noun (N American) An ice-skate with two parallel blades bobˈsleigh or bobˈsled  noun A short sledgeA sleigh made up of two of theseA racing sledge for two or more people, with a continuous seat, steering mechanism, and brakes
  intransitive verb  To ride or race on a bobsleigh bobˈtail  noun A short or cut tailAn animal with a bobbed tail (also  adjective)Applied in contempt to the rabble, as in rag-tag and bobtail
  transitive verb  To cut short bobˈtailed  adjective  With tail cut short bobˈwheel  noun (poetry) The bob with the lines following it bobˈwig  noun  A wig with the ends turned up into short curls bob up  To appear suddenly |