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劲。◊ ffe had a hard job to mafce hi’msd/Zieard 他好不 容易才使别人听见‘的声音。a job of Vork冲£， old-fashioned or formaf) work that you are
paid to do or that must be done分A的事；必须干的工作：There was a job of work waiting for him that
he was not looking /onvard to.有一件他不想千但又必须完成的工作在等待着
他。jobs for the ‘boys (BrE，informal, disapproving) people use the expression jobs for the boys when they are
criticizing the fact that sb in power has given work to friends or relatives为亲信安排的工作（或职位厂;任 人唯 _ just
the ’job (also
just
the ‘ticket WAwf， Srf) (informal, approving) exactly what is
needed in a particular situation正需要的东西；求之不得的东西
more
than your job^ worth (to do sth) (BrE, informal) not worth doing because it is against the
rules or because it might cause you to lose your job 工作所不允
许的事；违反原则的事；可能丢饭碗的事：ft’s more than my
job’s worth to Zef you in without a ticfcet•没有票就让 你逄去，我可能会矣鯈碗的。一see also jobsworth on the job 1 while doing a
particular job 在上班时；在千 活时；在工作岗位上：JVo steeping on the
job/上班时严
禁睡觉！ ◊ on-the-job training 在职培训 2 (阶£，s/fl/7g) having sex在交媾；在性交；在干那事一more at best
/?., DEVIL, WALK V.
job-ber /'d3Dba(r); NAmE 'd3a:b-/ (also stock-job-ber) noun (finance M) (in Britain in the
past) a person who worked on the stock exchange, buying shares, etc.
from brokers and selling them to other brokers
(英国旧时的）股票经纪人，证券交易商一compare
BROKER-DEALER
job-bie /'dyohi; 'd3a:bi/ noun (informal) used to refer to an
object of a particular kind (特定一类的）物品，■产 品：Her was one 〇/ those expensive designer
i joW^es.她的比基尼泳装是那种价格昂贵的名牌产品。
j〇b-bing /'d3Dbir)； NAmE 'd3a:b-/ adj. [only before noun] (8r£) doing pieces of
work for different people rather than a regular job 打零工的；做散工的：a jobbing actor/buiWer临时演员；打零工的建邊工人
job-centre /'d3Dbsent0(r); NAmE 'd3a:b-/ noun {BrE) a government office
where people can get advice in finding work and where jobs are advertised (政府的） 就业服务中职业介绍所
'job creation noun [U] the process of
providing opportunities for paid work, especially for people who are unemployed
(尤指为失业者）提供就业说会
'job description noun a written description of the exact work and
responsibilities of a job 工#职责说明；
^岗位责任说明
'job-hunt verb [V] (usually used in
the progressive tenses 通常用于进行时）to try to find a job找工作；求职：At that rime 7 had
been job-himring /or six months.那时我
找工作已经找了六个月了。
job.less /'d3Dblas; A//\w£ ’d3a:b-/ 1 without a job 无
工作的；失业的 S0E3 UNEMPLOYED: The
closure left 500 peop丨e jobiess•这次倒闭使500人失业。2 the
jobless /iow/7
[pi.] people who are unemployed 失业者 ► job-less-ness noun [U]
Job 'lot noun (informal) a collection of
different things, especially of poor quality, that are sold together 搭配成 批出售的杂货（尤指质量低劣的物品）
'job seeker noun often used in
official language in
'job-sharing noun [U] an arrangement
for two people to share the hours of work and the pay of one job i作分 担制（两人分担一份全职工作，报酬平分）►'job-share noun ： The company encourages job-shares and
part- time
worfcing.这家公司鼓励工作分担和从事兼职工作。
'job-share verb [V]
jobs-worth /'d3Dbzw3：0; NAmE 'd3a:bzw3：r8/ noun (BrE, /•/i/omjfl/，c//sfl/?/?rav/>7g) a person who follows
the rules of a job exactly, even when this causes problems for other people, or
when the rules are not sensible 亥ij 板的监
工；工作特别机械的人
Jock
/dyok; NAmE d3a:k/
noun
{informal) a way of describing a person from
jock /d3〇k; NAmE d3a:k/ noun 1 (A//\m£) a man or boy who plays a lot of sport男运动员；爱好体育的男子（或
男孩）2 (A//4/77E) a person who likes a
particular activity ‘衷于…的人；爱好者：a computer jocfc电脑逢 3 土 disc jockey 唱片节目 i 持人一compare shock JOCK
jockey /'d3Dki; NAmE 'd3a:ki/ noun, verb ■ noun a person who rides
horses in races, especially as a (尤指职业的）赛马骑师一 picture
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(for sth) to try all possible
ways of gaining an advantage over other people耍各种手顱获取；运用手段
谋取：[V] The runners jockeyed
for position at the start. 赛跑选手力求抢占起跑有利位置。◊The bands are constantly jockeying
with each other for the number one spot.这些乐队经常相互耍手段以谋取榜首位置。[also
V to inf]
'jock itch noun {NAmE, informal) an infectious skin disease that affects
the groin 股癬 jock-strap /'d3DkstraBp; NAmE 'd3a:k-/ (also ath.letic sup'porter especially in NAmE) noun a piece of men*s
underwear worn to support or protect the sexual organs while playing sports (男运动员用的）下体护身
joc-ose /d38'kaus; NAmE -'kous/ adj. (formal) humorous >幽默的；滑稽的；诙谐的
jocu-lar /'d3Dkjala(r);
NAmE 'd3a:k-/ adj. (formal) 1 humorous 幽默的；i稽的；诙谐的：a jocukzr comment 该谐的评论 2 (of a person 人j enjoying making people
laugh爱开玩笑的；逗乐的；j了趣的033 jolly— see also joke ► jocu-lar-ity /.dsrrikja'laerati; NAmE ,d3a:k-/ noun [U] jocu-lar-ly adv.
joc-und /'d3Dkand; 'd30uk-; NAmE 'd3a:k-; 'd3〇uk-/ adj.
cheerful髙兴的；欢乐的；愉快的
jodh-purs /'d3Ddp9Z； NAmE 'd3a:dparz/ noun [pi.] trousers/pants
that are loose above the knee and tight from the knee to the ankle, worn when
riding a horse 马裤：a pair o/jodhpurs — 燊马裤
Joe Bloggs /,d38u 'blDgz; NAmE ,d3〇u 'bloigz; 'bla:gz/ (BrE) [NAmE Joe 'Blow, John Doe) noun [sing] [informal) a way of referring to
a typical ordinary person普通人；年1常人
,Joe 'Public (Br£) (NAmE John ,〇. 'Public) noun [U] {informal) people in general; the
public 平民百
姓；今众
Joe
Six-pack /,d3au 'sikspaek; NAmE ,d3〇u/ noun (US, informal) a man who is
considered typical of a person who does manual
work 普通工人：Joe Sixpack doesn't care about that.普通工人不在意那事。
joey /'d38ui; NAmE 'd3〇ui/ noun a young kangaroo, WALLABY Or POSSUM幼袋鼠；幼沙袋鼠；幼负鼠
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R28 j〇g /d3t>9； NAmE d3a:g/ verb, noun • verb (-gg-) 1 (also go jogging) [V] to run slowly and steadily for a long time,
especially for exercise 跑，
慢步长跑（尤指锻炼）：•? go jogging eve/y evening.我每
天晚上都慢跑锻炼。2 [VN] to hit sth lightly and
by accident (偶然地）轻击，轻撞，轻碰HEInudge: Someone jogged her elbow, making her spill
her coffee. W 人不小心轻轻碰了一下她的胳膊肘儿，把咖啡弄洒了。
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jog
sb’s
'memory
to
say or do sth that makes sb remember sth唤起某乂的记忆；提醒某人jog a'long (BrE, informal) to continue as usual
with little or no excitement, change or progress (同往常一样）缓慢 而平稳地进行
«noun [sing ] 1 a slow run, especially one done for phys- ical
exercise 慢跑（尤指锻％ >
: I like to go for a jog after work.我喜欢在下班后慢跑锻炼。2 a light push or knock轻推；轻碰；轻击HEI nudge |og-ger /'d3Dg0(r); NAmE 'd3a:g-/ noun 1 [C] a person who
jogs regularly for exercise 慢跑锻炼者 2
joggers
[pi.]
(Br£) soft loose trousers/pants, with elastic
at the waist, that you wear for doing exercise in (柔软宽松、
腰间有松紧带的）运动裤，运动短裤
jog.ging /’dsugii]; /V/A/r»£ _d3a:g-/ nown [U] the activity of
running slowly and steadily as a form of exercise 傷跑 锻炼：to go jogging 慢跑锻备一picture o page
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