jargon
jargon/ˈdʒɑ:ɡən/n.[u]行话:legal jargon法律术语Doctors, actors and sailors have jargons.医生、演员和水手都有自己的行话。He spoke such a jargon I couldn't make head or ta···
jaw
jaw/dʒɔ:/n.[c]颌,颚:the lower/upper jaw下(上)颚;a man with a strong jaw下巴大的人She suffered a broken jaw.她下颌破裂。The lower jaw is movable.下巴是可以活动的。He fingered···
jealous/jealousy
jealous/ˈdʒeləs/adj.妒忌的,羡慕的:a jealous husband有妒忌心的丈夫;feel jealous觉得妒忌/羡慕He was jealous when he discovered that she loved someone else.当他发现她爱上了别人,···
jeans
jeans/ˈdʒi:nz/n.(pl.)牛仔裤;工装裤:a pair of old faded blue jeans一条旧得褪了色的工装裤;wear blue jeans穿牛仔裤
jelly
jelly/ˈdʒeli/n. [u]果冻,肉冻:We had toast and jelly at breakfast.我们早餐吃的是烤面包和果冻。Put the jelly in the fridge to set.把果冻放到冰箱里凝固。
jeopardize/jeopardise/jeopardy
jeopardize/jeopardise/ˈdʒepədaiz/vt.危害,危及:jeopardize their lives in war在战争中他们的生命总是处于危险之中; jeopardize domestic programmes危及国内纲领[考句]The disagreeme···
jerk
jerk/dʒə:k/ I.vt.&vi.1. (使)猝然一动:jerk out the knife猛地拔出小刀The train jerked to a stop.火车突然停住。2.突然急促又断续地说(out): Don’t jerk out your words; try to rec···











