jock

UK
/dʒɒk/
US
/dʒɑk/
jockсуществительное
jocks
множ.
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/dʒɒk/
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/dʒɑk/
Переводы
The jock was the star of the football team.
Спортсмен был звездой футбольной команды.
The jock spent hours in the gym every day.
Качок проводил часы в спортзале каждый день.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A person who is enthusiastic about sports and physical activities, often characterized by athletic ability.
In high school, he was known as a jock because he excelled in football and basketball.
A piece of clothing worn by men to support the genitals during sports or physical activity, also known as a jockstrap.
He always wore a jock during his rugby matches to ensure proper support.
A disc jockey; a radio presenter who plays and comments on recorded music.
The late-night jock kept the listeners entertained with classic rock hits.
jockприлагательное
more jock
Срав.
most jock
Превосх.
UK
/dʒɒk/
US
/dʒɑk/
Used attributively to describe things pertaining to athletic or sports-oriented culture (e.g., "jock culture").
Определения
Relating to or characteristic of jocks, athletics, or sporting culture.
The movie parodies the stereotypical jock attitude found in high-school sports.
jockимя собственное
Определения
A male given name, chiefly Scottish, diminutive of John.
Jock Fraser won the championship for the third consecutive year.