tucker

• n. 领布；打褶装置；打横褶的人
• vt. 使…疲倦；使…衰弱
• n. (Tucker)人名；(英、塞拉)塔克；(匈)图克

俚语，来自 tuck,塞进。

tucker (n.)

"piece of lace worn around the neck," 1680s, agent noun from tuck (v.). In Middle English tukere was "one who dresses or finishes cloth," hence the surname.

tucker (v.)

"to tire, weary," 1833, New England slang, of uncertain origin, perhaps from tucked (past participle of tuck (v.)), which had, in reference to dogs, a slang sense of "exhausted, underfed." Especially with out. Related: Tuckered; tuckering.

1. She presented a bravery award to schoolgirl Caroline Tucker.

她向女学生卡罗琳·塔克颁发了英勇奖状。

来自柯林斯例句

2. We remember Army Specialist Ronald Tucker of Fountain, Colorado.

我们记住军队专家罗纳德?Tucker喷泉, 科罗拉多.

来自互联网

3. It is composed of variable neurons, Lagrange multiplier neurons and Kuhn - Tucker multiplier neurons which are interconnected.

该模型由交量神经元 、 Lagrange乘子神经元和Kuhn - Tucker乘子神经元相互连接构成.

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4. Tyson put in some telling blows to Tucker's chin.

泰森重击了塔克的下颚几拳.

来自辞典例句

5. The newly - weds are in their best bib and tucker.

新婚夫妇们穿着盛装.

来自辞典例句