jockey

名词 jockey:

1. someone employed to ride horses in horse races
2. an operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus

动词 jockey:

1. defeat someone in an expectation through trickery or deceit
   同义词：cheat, chouse, shaft, screw, chicane
2. compete (for an advantage or a position)
3. ride a racehorse as a professional jockey

1. Player number14 on the lose team is the biggest bench jockey I have ever seen.
   要输的那队中的14号是我见过的最爱起哄的队员。
2. The jockey turned the scales at 80 lb.
   那赛马骑师体重为 80 磅。
3. He jockeyed me away.
   他把我骗开。

jock.ey

n.（名词）
【复数】 jock.eys
Sports One who rides horses in races, especially as a profession.
【体育运动】 赛马骑师：在赛马中骑马的人，尤指以此作为职业的人
Slang One who operates a specified vehicle, machine, or device:
【俚语】 驾驶员，操作者：操作某一具体交通工具、机械或装置的人：
例句：
a bus jockey; a computer jockey; a jet jockey.
公共汽车司机；电脑操作员；喷气式飞机驾驶员

v.（动词）
jock.eyed,jock.ey.ing,jock.eys
v.tr.（及物动词）
Sports To ride (a horse) as jockey.
【体育运动】 骑马：作为职业赛马骑师骑（马）
To direct or maneuver by cleverness or skill:
驾驭：靠机敏或技巧指挥或操作：
例句：
jockeyed the car into a tight space.
将车驶入狭窄的空间

To trick; cheat.
戏弄；欺骗
v.intr.（不及物动词）
Sports To ride a horse in a race.
【体育运动】 在马赛中骑马
To maneuver for a certain position or advantage:
谋取：运用手段图谋某个职位或利益：
例句：
jockeying for a promotion.
谋取晋升

To employ trickery.
耍花招，搞欺骗

来源：
Diminutive of Scots Jock
苏格兰语 Jock的小后缀
variant of Jack
Jack的变体
nickname for John
John的绰号