juke

UK
/dʒuːk/
US
/dʒuk/

Translations

jukenoun
jukes
pl
UK
/dʒuːk/
US
/dʒuk/
The bar had an old juke in the corner that played classic rock.
В баре в углу стоял старый джукбокс, который играл классический рок.
jukeverb
juked
Past Simple
juked
Past Participle
juking
Gerund
UK
/dʒuːk/
US
/dʒuk/
She juked to the left to avoid the oncoming car.
Она уклонилась влево, чтобы избежать встречной машины.
He juked the defender and scored a touchdown.
Он обманул защитника и забил тачдаун.
Additional translations

Definitions

jukenoun
A small roadside establishment that typically features music, dancing, and sometimes gambling.
The travelers stopped at a juke to enjoy some live music and dancing.
A quick, deceptive movement made to evade an opponent, especially in sports.
The running back made a juke to avoid the tackle and gain extra yards.
Slang: a jukebox.
She played a blues record on the old juke in the corner.
jukeverb
To make a deceptive or evasive movement, often to avoid an opponent or obstacle.
The running back juked past the defender to score a touchdown.
Slang: to dance or party, especially to music in a juke joint.
They spent Friday night juking until dawn.