corker
英 ['kɔːkə]
美['kɔrkɚ]
- n. 压塞机；塞瓶塞的人；出色的人
- n. (Corker)人名；(英)科克
英英释义
- 1. a remarkable or astounding message;
- "that story was a corker"
- 2. a machine that is used to put corks in bottles
实用场景例句
- The last play of the game was a corker.
- 最后的一场比赛是决胜赛.
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- That show was a corker!
- 那场演出十分动人!
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- He's a corker of an athlete.
- 他是一位了不起的运动员.
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- Today's debate was a corker.
- 今天的讨论非常棒.
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中文词源
corker 绝色佳丽
来自cork, 瓶塞，开瓶的美酒。比较dishy, 好菜，性感的。
双语例句
- 1. Howard Wilkinson has come up with an absolute corker of an idea.
- 霍华德·威尔金森想出了一个绝佳的主意。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. He lambasted his white opponent , Bob Corker , for allegedly employing illegal aliens.
- 他严厉谴责白人竞争对手鲍勃·克有雇用非法侨民的嫌疑.
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- 3. The last play of the game was a corker.
- 最后的一场比赛是决胜赛.
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- 4. That show was a corker!
- 那场演出十分动人!
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- 5. His Republican opponent, Bob Corker, denounced the ad.
- 他的共和党敌人BC对这则广告表示谴责.
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英文词源
- corker (n.)
- 1837, slang, something that "settles" a debate, discussion, conflict, etc.; hence "something astonishing" (1880s). Probably an agent noun from cork (v.) on the notion is of putting a cork in a bottle as an act of finality.
词态变化
复数: corkers;