deadhead

deadhead

美 [ˈdedˌhed] 　英 ['ded.hed]

• n.木浮标；免票的人；光吃饭不干事的人；跑空趟的车子
• v.摘掉（植物）的枯花
• 网络行尸走肉；看蹭戏的人；冒口废料

词形变化

复数：deadheads  现在分词：deadheading  过去式：deadheaded  

同义词

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.	1. 木浮标;免票的人;光吃饭不干事的人;跑空趟的车子
v.	1. 优待某人免票看戏[搭车];使火车放空车 2. 免票看戏[搭车];放空车

英英解释

n.	1. a stupid person 2. someone who uses a free ticket to go to an event or to travel 3. a train or bus carrying no passengers or goods on it
v.	1. to remove the dead flowers from a plant 2. to drive a train or bus that is carrying no passengers or goods on it

例句

It's a role he relishes, particularly for the cognitive dissonance it serves up: A Republican Deadhead?

这是他很喜欢的一个角色，尤其因为它提供了认知不和谐的旋律：一个共和党的庸人？

Always be sure on the type of rose plant , whether you need to let hip , prune , or deadhead .

时常肯定的玫瑰植物种类，是否有必要让你髋、剪裁，还是庸人。

Traffic congestion could be reduced by eliminating deadhead drivers .

将那些没用的司机一扫而光，交通阻塞也许就会减少。

deadhead: a person who uses a free ticket for admittance, accommodation, or entertainment.

免费乘者：使用免费票出入、住宿和娱乐的人。

Who respond the compensation of the deadhead?

免费乘车人赔偿责任谁承担？

Second, Hibbard fought "deadhead" telephone use, such as customers in drug stores using the store phone for free.

其次，希巴德解决了“蹭”电话问题，例如药店的客户蹭药店的电话用。