| 释义 |
jab /dʒæb/ vt. | vi. | n.
I (jabbed；jab·bing)
❶ vt.
1. 刺，戳，捅
Someone jabbed him in the thigh with the point of a stick. 有人用手杖尖端戳他的大腿。
jab a secret buzzer under the counter 猛按柜台下的秘密报警器
2. 用…刺，用…捅
She jabbed a finger at him. 她用手指戳他。
jab a fork into the potato 把餐叉戳进马铃薯
He jabbed his feet into his slippers and came out. 他一下穿上拖鞋走了出来。
3. (用拳)猛击；打击
Jab him, if you can, with your left. 要是有可能，用左拳给他一下。
4. 〈英〉〈口〉对…作皮下注射；用(皮下注射针)进行注射
jab a vein 作麻醉品注射
❷ vi.
1. 刺，戳，捅；猛击
jab at sb. with a knife 用刀刺某人
Suddenly something jabbed into my face. 突然有什么东西戳到了我脸上。
He jabbed away at his opponent. 他连连挥拳猛击对手。
2. 〈英〉〈口〉作皮下注射
II n.
1. 刺，戳，捅
He gave a sharp jab at the fish with his harpoon. 他用鱼叉对准那条鱼猛地一刺。
give sb. a jab with one's elbow 用肘戳某人
2. 攻击，打击；刺激，刺痛
a personal jab at sb. 对某人的人身攻击
Although he made his remark in jest, the underlying jab was felt. 尽管他的话是开开玩笑，但仍可感到话里带的刺。
3. (拳击中的)刺拳(指伸直手臂的一击)
4. 〈英〉〈口〉皮下注射
5. 〈口〉无线电短信号
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