gaffed
英[ɡæf] 美[ɡæf]

n.鱼叉；【航】桅斜桁；(爬电杆用的)攀钩；(肉铺的)挂钩

v.用鱼钩钓上来；〈俚〉欺骗

网络大鱼叉；纵帆斜桁；桅上斜杆

变形

复数：gaffs 现在分词：gaffing 过去分词：gaffed

英英释义

gaff[ ɡæf ]

• n.
  • a sharp metal spike or spur that is fastened to the leg of a gamecock
  • a spar rising aft from a mast to support the head of a quadrilateral fore-and-aft sail
  • an iron hook with a handle; used for landing large fish

权威例句

Cherie: I've blundered and gaffed but I've learnt from my mistakes
Eurogroup Chief a Man in the Right Placeat the Right Time - until He Gaffed
Fishermen Gaffed Again
THE PEOPLE ARE "HOGAFFED OR HUMBUGGED": THE 1851-52 NATIONAL REACTION TO UTAH'S "RUNAWAY"OFFICERS
Clintonian diplomacy
Releasable fish gaff
Fishing toy
Swivel type gaff hook
Determination of Cliffed Coastline Sensitivity and Associated Risk for Human Structures: A Methodological Approach
Miss Kathleen McGeer, Teacher, 1919 to 1927 | The Tyee