duked

duked

美 [duk] 　英 [djuːk]

• n.(公国的)君主；〈英〉公爵；拳头；首领
• 网络公爵樱桃；手；德国公爵

词形变化

复数：dukes  现在分词：duking  过去式：duked  

英汉解释

n.	1. 公,(公国的)君主;〈英〉公爵 2. 〈口〉手,拳头 3. 〈古〉司令官,首领,(古罗马的)省督 4. (公爵种)樱桃

英英解释

n.	1. a man with a very high social position, just below that of a prince. A woman who has the same social position as a duke, or who is married to a duke, is called a duchess. 2. a man who ruled a very small country or region in Europe in the past 3. hands that are closed to make fists ready to fight
v.	1. to fight

例句

Researchers told the participant which person was the target, and watched as the neurons duked it out.

研究人员告诉参与者哪一个是目标，然后监视神经元之间的争斗。

Jack duked me because he said I had insulted him.

杰克用拳猛击我，因为他说我侮辱了他。

I held out my hand and duked her.

我伸出手去与她握手。

Two men duked it out behind the anchor during a live broadcast on Italian television,

在意大利电视台现场直播节目期间，两个人在主播身后大打出手。