gig
US
UK gig n: informal (music) (乐团（爵士、摇滚等的）)
SC 公演，演奏 gōng yǎn，yǎn zòu
TC 演奏
TC 演奏
Shaun's band had a gig at the bar on Friday.
肖恩的乐队星期五在那个酒吧演奏了一回。
gig n: slang (job)
SC 工作 gōng zuò
TC 工作
TC 工作
SC 差使 gōng zuò ，chāi shǐ
Ron got a gig at a warehouse.
gig n: historical (carriage)
SC 双轮马车
TC 雙輪馬車
TC 雙輪馬車
The old horse pulled a gig around town.
gig n: (boat)
SC 轻帆船
TC 輕帆船
TC 輕帆船
SC 快艇 kuài tǐng
The captain took the gig to shore.
gig n: (hook)
SC 鱼叉
SC 鱼钩 yú gōu
The fisherman dragged a gig through the shoal of fish.
gig vi: archaic (ride in a gig)
SC 驾双轮马车
The driver gigged along the road.
gig vi: informal (perform music)
SC 进行音乐表演
SC 演奏音乐 yǎn zòu yīn yuè
TC 演奏音樂
TC 演奏音樂
My brother's band is gigging in London this evening.
gig [sth] vtr: (catch with a gig)
SC 钓到
SC 勾到
Brad gigged a fish from the pond.
gig economy n: (short-term contracts)
SC 零工经济
- parter
- parterre
- parterred
- part-exchange
- parthenogenesis
- parthenon
- partial
- partial denture
- partial differential equation
- partial eclipse
- partiality
- partially
- participant
- participant observation
- participate
- participating
- participation
- participative
- participator
- participatory
- participatory democracy
- participial
- participle
- particle
- particle accelerator