nob
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UK nob n: UK, slang (upper-class person) (俚语)
SC 上流社会的人 shàng liú shè huì de rén
The restaurant where I work is full of nobs.
knob n: (round handle on a door) (门，抽屉等的)
SC 球形把手 qiú xíng bǎ shǒu
Peter turned the knob to open the door.
彼得转了转球形把手，把门打开。
knob n: (switch or control)
SC 旋钮
TC 旋鈕
TC 旋鈕
Tom turned the volume knob down.
汤姆扭动旋钮，调低了音量。
knob n: (butter: piece, lump)
SC 一团 yì tuán
SC 一块 yì tuán，yí kuài
Dana smeared a knob of butter on her bread.
达娜往面包上抹了一块黄油。
knob, nob n: UK, vulgar, slang (penis) (粗俗用法)
SC 鸡巴 jī ba
SC 鸡鸡
James was worried about the rash on his nob.
詹姆士鸡鸡上起了疹子，让他忧心不已。
knob, nob n: UK, figurative, pejorative, vulgar, slang (stupid man)
SC 傻子 shǎ zi
SC 傻瓜 shǎ zi ，shǎ guā
SC 蠢材 shǎ zi ，chǔn cái
Annoyed with the driver who had almost caused her to crash, Janine called him a knob.
司机差点让珍妮出了车祸，珍妮很生气，骂司机是个蠢材。
knob [sb] vtr: UK, vulgar, slang (man: have sex with)
SC 与...性交
TC 與…性交
TC 與…性交
SC 与...发生关系
Ben knobbed that girl he brought home from the club.
本把那个女孩从俱乐部带回了家，与其发生了关系。
knob n: (bump)
SC 瘤 liú
TC 瘤
TC 瘤
SC 节 liú，jié
TC 節
TC 節
SC 疙瘩 liú，gē dɑ
TC 疙瘩
TC 疙瘩
The tree trunk was covered in knobs.
knob n: (hill)
SC 山丘 shān qiū
SC 丘陵 shān qiū，qiū líng
TC 丘陵
TC 丘陵
Tim climbed up onto the knob to get a better look at the surrounding area.