单词乎

tuckered

音标[ˈtʌkəd]
tuckered是什么意思、tuckered怎么读

tuckered汉语翻译

v.使疲倦,使衰弱( tucker的过去式和过去分词 );

tuckered英语解释

n.

    United States anarchist influential before World War I (1854-1939)

    同义词:Benjamin Ricketson Tucker

    United States vaudevillian (born in Russia) noted for her flamboyant performances (1884-1966)

    同义词:Sophie Tucker

    a sewer who tucks

    a detachable yoke of linen or lace worn over the breast of a low-cut dress

tuckered例句

    Gowdys Tuckered Timber Sale
    TUCKERED TIDES CAN'T PULL ONE OUT AGAINST MUD HENS.(SPORTS)
    Driver fatigue: More than tuckered truckers
    Tuckered Out in Federal Court: Splitting Claims Against the Government
    CNN Says It's All Tuckered Out on Debate Programs. Rebuttal!
    GRANGE KILL; Tuckered out after 30yrs. BBC Axe Iconic School Soap
    Days of Whine and Noses: Pep Talks for Tuckered-Out Moms
    Culkin or Not, `Nutcracker' Is Just Sugarplum Tuckered
    "I Fear the War Business Is Getting Rather Tuckered": The Uses of War in Stephen Crane's "Active Service"
    Give yourself some lip service Don't let your pucker look tuckered: In this season of minimal makeup and clothing, play up your lips...
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