knockabout

美 ['nɑk?.ba?t] 　英 ['n?k?.ba?t]

詞形變化

復數(shù)：knockabouts 單數(shù)：knockabout

反義詞

adj.

同義詞

adj.

英漢雙解

adj.

1.	鬧劇的；喧鬧喜劇的knockabout entertainment involves people acting in a deliberately silly way, for example falling over or hitting other people, in order to make the audience laugh

英漢解釋

adj.	1. 吵鬧的,喧囂的;〈口〉流浪的;(衣服)結實的
n.	1. 武打戲的表演[演員];結實的東西;狠斗;流浪漢;快帆船

英英解釋

n.	1. a small sailboat with a mainsail, jib, and keel but no bowsprit 2. an informal ball game, especially an informal game of soccer 3. comedy characterized by boisterous physical activity, or an actor who specializes in this type of comedy 4. a very lively argument, for example between politicians 5. actions or stories that are intended to make you laugh
adj.	1. characterized by boisterous physical activity 2. suitable for rough or casual activities

例句

At the same time news is becoming more opinionated, polarised and partisan, as it used to be in the ~~knockabout~~ days of pamphleteering.

同時新聞變得為一些剛愎自用的人群、極端人群和黨派人士所利用，就像早期的小冊子時期一樣。

Woop Woop, a much uttered ~~knockabout~~ colloquialism, refers to somewhere in the middle of nowhere.

霧坡，一個相當口語話的單詞，意指某一個不知名的地方。

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