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buckbuck1 /bʌk / noun [countable] - (informal) a dollar（一）美元◆Could you loan me a few bucks?可以借我几块钱吗？◆I paid 50 bucks for that thing!我花 50 块钱买了那么个玩意儿！
- a male deer or rabbit雄鹿；公兔➨ WORD BUILDING 词汇扩充A male deer is called a buck or, especially if it has fully grown antlers, a stag.公鹿称作 buck 或 stag，后者尤指鹿角完全长成的公鹿。The female is a doe, and a young deer is a fawn.母鹿称作 doe，小鹿称作 fawn。The meat from a deer is called venison.鹿肉称作 venison。
 ●bang for your buck (informal) used to describe how much value you get for the money you spend钱花得合算；物有所值◆Customers are asking for more bang for their buck.顾客都希望物超所值。●pass the buck (to sb)to make someone else responsible for a difficult situation把难题扔给（某人）；把责任推卸给（某人）
buckbuck2 /bʌk / verb - [intransitive, transitive](used about a horse) to jump into the air with all four feet off the ground, and sometimes throw a rider to the ground（马）四蹄跳起，跳起来把…摔下◆Wayne's horse suddenly bucked him off.韦恩的马突然四蹄腾空，把他摔了下来。◆a bucking bronco跃起的野马
- [transitive] to resist or oppose someone or something抵抗；反对◆Sales last month bucked the downward trend, rising by 5%.上月的销售额遏制住了下滑势头，上升了 5%。
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