英语释义

1. dollar sense 3b
I only had a buck in my pocket. Dinner cost twenty bucks.

2. a sum of money especially to be gained
make a quick buck also money —usually used in plural
making the big bucks

3. a male animal especially a male deer or antelope

4. a male human being man

5. a dashing fellow dandy

6. antelope

7. buckskin also an article (such as a shoe) made of buckskin

8. a supporting rack or frame

9. a short thick leather-covered block for gymnastic vaulting

10. to spring into the air with the back arched

11. to charge against something

12. to move or react jerkily

13. to refuse assent balk

14. to strive for advancement sometimes without regard to ethical behavior
bucking for a promotion

15. oppose, resist
bucking the system

16. butt entry 3

17. to throw or dislodge (a rider) by bucking

18. to move or charge into
bucking a headwind

19. to pass especially from one person to another

20. to move or load (heavy or cumbersome objects) especially with mechanical equipment

21. an act or instance of bucking

22. stark, completely
buck naked

23. responsibility —used especially in the phrases pass the buck and the buck stops here

24. an object formerly used in poker to mark the next player to deal broadly a token used as a mark or reminder

25. of the lowest grade within a military category
a buck private

26. Linda B. 1947– American biologist

27. Pearl 1892–1973 née Sydenstricker \ ?sī-​d?n-​?stri-​k?r \ American novelist

28. to jump violently into the air with the back bent upward

29. to oppose or resist (something or someone)

30. the male of an animal (as a deer or rabbit) the female of which is called doe

31. dollar
The cost is ten bucks.

32. man entry 1 sense 1, fellow

33. to spring or jump upward with head down and back arched
The rider nearly fell when the horse suddenly bucked.

34. to charge or push against
Our boat was bucking the waves.

35. to go against oppose
We decided to buck the trend and wear ties.

36. to become more confident

片语

He Bucked The Trend他反对这种倾向

Distributed Bucked Rendering卷展栏

buck the trend反潮流

bucked shin痛经

bang for the buck花最少钱得到最大的效果 （俚语）

fast buck轻易得来的钱；投机赚钱

bucked pressure顶住压力

feel greatly bucked精神大振

buck up使振作；打起精神；加快

drag bucked牵斗

bucked shins痛经

get bucked英语俚语

bucked ore富矿石

英汉例句

• In its latest financial results, Apple bucked the effects of the downturn, with a 47 per cent rise in profits in the fourth quarter, pushing the value of its shares to an all-time high.

  苹果最近一次的财务公报显示，它已经度过了低迷时期，第四季度实现盈利增长47%，也维持自己的股价始终处于高位。

• AFTER a string of Latin American election victories for the left, Panama has bucked the trend.

  拉美大选经历了一系列的左派胜利，而巴拿马扭转了这一局势。

• The initial value and the sharp rise on Thursday recalled the days before Lehman Brothers collapsed, and the gains bucked another weak session for Asian stock markets.

  星期四的发行价和当天股价的大幅的上升让人回想起雷曼兄弟破产之前的那段时间，收益大增的同时，亚洲股市出现又一轮的走弱。

• It may not have been the most sustainable leadership strategy, but of course, Steve Jobs bucked much of management conventional wisdom.

  也许这并不是最可持续的领导战略，但毫无疑问，乔布斯所反对的正是传统的管理智慧。

• He bucked at the suggestion to reduce his staff.

  他反对减少他的人员的建议。

• France had more babies in 2006 than in any year in the past quarter century, capping a decade of rising fertility that has bucked Europe「s greying trend.

  2006年，法国的新生儿数量自上世纪80年代以来首次创下历史新高，迎来了本世纪的第一次婴儿潮。法国近10年出生率的上涨有效地缓解了该国社会人口老龄化趋势。

• Along with other low-cost restaurant chains, Kura has bucked the dining-out slump with low prices and a dogged pursuit of efficiency.

  像其他低成本的餐厅连锁店一样，库那以低价格和追求的高效率抵抗住了人们外出用餐下降的趋势。

• Black men, on the other hand, bucked the trend and reached a record-high life expectancy of 70.2 years in 2008, up by 0.2 years compared to 2007.

  另一方面，黑人男性却逆潮流而上，在2008年创下了预期寿命的新高70.2岁，和2007年相比增长了0.2岁。

• But Zhou Chengjian bucked the trend by climbing 351 places to fifth spot after his fashion firm boosted his wealth to $2bn.

  但美邦服饰的周成建却逆流而上，他的服装公司把他的资产推升到了20亿美元，在财富榜上越过了351人，排名第5。

• The health care industry, for example, has consistently bucked the trend of layoffs — adding jobs throughout the recession.

  比如说，医疗行业，一贯和裁员无关，在整个经济不景气时期都增加了就业机会。

• But last year Sandra Bullock bucked the trend in a big way.

  但是，桑德拉·布洛克却在去年颠覆了这一定律。

• They shock us now, those women who bucked convention and did things the way men have often done-just as selfishly and callously-denying maternity in a way that seems to defy nature.

  她们颠覆传统，以男人的风格行事——自私而冷漠，这种克制自身母性的行为在某种程度上也违逆了女人的天性，让我们颇为震惊。

• This is not because of a conservative backlash in the mid-term elections, for there wasn」t one-california bucked the national trend and elected Democrats to all eight of its statewide offices.

  这并非因为中期选举遭遇保守派的反对，没人反对——加州违背了全美的潮流，选举出8名共和党人担当全州职位。

• To meet its ambitious goals, the team bucked two IBM traditions.

  为了完成它雄心勃勃的计划，小组突破了两个IBM的传统。

• The horse panicked. He bucked Lizette off and ran headlong back into the forest.

  马儿惊慌失措，弓起背把莉莎特摔了下来，回头奔向森林。

• While the declines in both markets have forced many companies and their sponsors to scrap listing plans over the past few months, the country「s infrastructure projects have bucked the trend.

  尽管在过去几个月中，两地股市的下跌迫使许多企业及其保荐人取消了上市计划，但中国基础设施领域的发行项目逆势而动。

• What was considered cute and clever in Europe didn」t translate to the U.S. Smart bucked the small car boom, selling just 425 cars in March.

  备受欧洲市场青睐的灵巧车型设计理念没能打动美国汽车消费者。在美国汽车市场小规模的销售热潮中，精灵未能分得一杯羹，三月份仅卖出了425辆。

• The filmmakers had bucked conventional wisdom by casting Mr. Smith as a drunken antihero who needs as much help as he can offer others.

  这些电影制作人打破了传统的思路，把史密斯塑造成了一个醉醺醺的，在帮助别人时更多的需要别人帮助的非传统意义上的英雄。

• Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.

  一旦孩子们突然跳下来，游戏立刻完全变成了一场喧闹的摔跤和相互瘙痒。

• When the dollar bucked up at the end of 1980, gold prices retreated.

  1980年底美元逆势增长，金价开始回跌。

• A few countries bucked the trend with France, Greece and Spain all enjoying a narrowing of the gap between rich and poor over the past 20 years.

  法国、希腊和西班牙等少数国家的趋势相反，它们在过去20年的贫富差距有所收窄。

• She bucked at her husband「s plan for the holidays.

  她坚决反对丈夫的度假计划。

• But some adoption agencies have been bucked the rules, saying it」s unfair to force them to go against their religious beliefs by coordinating adoptions for gay families.

  不过一些收养机构反对这些条例，称帮助同性家庭收养就是强迫他们违背自己的宗教信仰。

• Cisco Systems bucked that trend after the bell, announcing surprisingly strong sales that bolstered hopes for a pickup in technology-equipment spending. The shares climbed after hours.

  思科系统公司在宣布其惊人销售收入后逆势上升，反映了人们对高科技信息系统方面消费增加的乐观预期。

• Two countries, Georgia and Poland, bucked the trend of declining poverty, while in Lithuania, poverty was largely unchanged.

  有两个国家，即格鲁吉亚和波兰，逆转了贫困下降的趋势；而立陶宛在减贫方面也几乎没有取得什么进展。

• The horse twisted and bucked and finally dismounted its rider.

  那匹马扭动并猛然弓背跃起把骑手摔下马。

• Rockefeller has also bucked up the planning for New Orleans's reconstruction, which had stalled amid political conflict in the hurricane-devastated city.

  洛克·菲勒基金会还正在努力推动新奥尔良重建计划。在这个遭飓风严重破坏的城市，重建工作由于政治沖突而中断。

相似词

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dandy(Dandy) 丹迪（人名）

dude(Dude)人名；(德、塞)杜德

fop(Fop)人名；(捷)福普

gallant(Gallant)人名；(法)加朗；(英)加伦特

jay(Jay)人名；(英)杰伊；(法)热

macaroni通心粉；通心面条；纨绔子弟

pretty boy漂亮男孩；脂粉气十足的男人；矫揉造作的男子