Definition of jammy in English:

jammy

adjectivejammiest, jammier ˈdʒamiˈdʒæmi

1Covered with, filled with, or resembling jam.
涂着果酱的，蘸着果酱的；填满果酱的；似果酱的
a jammy doughnut
果酱油炸面圈。
Example sentencesExamples
- For toddlers, there are special little ones for hands and faces, just in case you contemplate wiping a sibling's jammy fingers or pesto-smeared chops with a wipe designed for their baby brother's bottom.
- The meat was moist, the sage gravy excellent, the sage and onion stuffing light and moreish, the fondant potato to die for and the warm, clove-scented cranberry accompaniment more of a pleasurably tart compote than a jammy sauce.
- The raspberry gateau was a Sixties tearoom job, layers of sponge and cream with chocolate hundreds and thousands, jammy goo and one defrosting raspberry bleeding into a rosette of cream.
2British informal Lucky.
〈英，非正式〉走运的，运气好的
you always were a jammy beggar when it came to women
Example sentencesExamples
- The white shirts are sure to win but the fear of picking up injuries could let the home side in for a jammy goal.
- Mrs Dawes, 40, of Chandler's Ford, said: ‘She was always winning at bingo, she was very jammy like that.’
- In truth, Everton have arrived at this juncture only with a series of jammy draws, culminating in a tie against Crewe in the last round.
- Conventional wisdom also said that Liverpool would never be jammy enough to beat Juventus, Chelsea and Milan.
- Only former Hibs player Murdo MacLeod left Falkirk with anything - the jammy so-and-so won the half-time draw and a fair wad of cash.
Synonyms
lucky, fortunate, in luck, blessed, blessed with good luck, favoured, born under a lucky star, charmed

Rhymes

chamois, clammy, gammy, Grammy, hammy, mammae, mammee, Miami, ramie, rammy, Sammy, shammy, whammy

Definition of jammy in US English:

jammy

adjectiveˈjamēˈdʒæmi

Covered with, filled with, or resembling jam.
涂着果酱的，蘸着果酱的；填满果酱的；似果酱的
a jammy doughnut
果酱油炸面圈。
Example sentencesExamples
- The raspberry gateau was a Sixties tearoom job, layers of sponge and cream with chocolate hundreds and thousands, jammy goo and one defrosting raspberry bleeding into a rosette of cream.
- The meat was moist, the sage gravy excellent, the sage and onion stuffing light and moreish, the fondant potato to die for and the warm, clove-scented cranberry accompaniment more of a pleasurably tart compote than a jammy sauce.
- For toddlers, there are special little ones for hands and faces, just in case you contemplate wiping a sibling's jammy fingers or pesto-smeared chops with a wipe designed for their baby brother's bottom.

单词	jammy
释义	Definition of jammy in English: jammy adjectivejammiest, jammier ˈdʒamiˈdʒæmi 1Covered with, filled with, or resembling jam. 涂着果酱的，蘸着果酱的；填满果酱的；似果酱的 a jammy doughnut 果酱油炸面圈。 Example sentencesExamples For toddlers, there are special little ones for hands and faces, just in case you contemplate wiping a sibling's jammy fingers or pesto-smeared chops with a wipe designed for their baby brother's bottom. The meat was moist, the sage gravy excellent, the sage and onion stuffing light and moreish, the fondant potato to die for and the warm, clove-scented cranberry accompaniment more of a pleasurably tart compote than a jammy sauce. The raspberry gateau was a Sixties tearoom job, layers of sponge and cream with chocolate hundreds and thousands, jammy goo and one defrosting raspberry bleeding into a rosette of cream. 2British informal Lucky. 〈英，非正式〉走运的，运气好的 you always were a jammy beggar when it came to women Example sentencesExamples The white shirts are sure to win but the fear of picking up injuries could let the home side in for a jammy goal. Mrs Dawes, 40, of Chandler's Ford, said: ‘She was always winning at bingo, she was very jammy like that.’ In truth, Everton have arrived at this juncture only with a series of jammy draws, culminating in a tie against Crewe in the last round. Conventional wisdom also said that Liverpool would never be jammy enough to beat Juventus, Chelsea and Milan. Only former Hibs player Murdo MacLeod left Falkirk with anything - the jammy so-and-so won the half-time draw and a fair wad of cash. Synonyms lucky, fortunate, in luck, blessed, blessed with good luck, favoured, born under a lucky star, charmed Rhymes chamois, clammy, gammy, Grammy, hammy, mammae, mammee, Miami, ramie, rammy, Sammy, shammy, whammy Definition of jammy in US English: jammy adjectiveˈjamēˈdʒæmi Covered with, filled with, or resembling jam. 涂着果酱的，蘸着果酱的；填满果酱的；似果酱的 a jammy doughnut 果酱油炸面圈。 Example sentencesExamples The raspberry gateau was a Sixties tearoom job, layers of sponge and cream with chocolate hundreds and thousands, jammy goo and one defrosting raspberry bleeding into a rosette of cream. The meat was moist, the sage gravy excellent, the sage and onion stuffing light and moreish, the fondant potato to die for and the warm, clove-scented cranberry accompaniment more of a pleasurably tart compote than a jammy sauce. For toddlers, there are special little ones for hands and faces, just in case you contemplate wiping a sibling's jammy fingers or pesto-smeared chops with a wipe designed for their baby brother's bottom.
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