1. jab British [d?b] American [d?b]

Definition

vt. Blow; thrust; slam;

Definition p>

vi. Blow; poke, stab;

n. Inject; jab; pierce; bump;

Example He saw her?jab?her thumb on a red button — a panic?button

He saw her thumb pressing a red button — a panic button.

2. jade English [d?e?d] American [d?ed]

Interpretation

n. Jade, emerald; emerald color; bad horse, 驽马; [宝] jasper;

adj. Made of jade; emerald color; green jade color;

v. (to make) tired; (to make) exhausted; ( Make) exhausted;

Example: This?jade?is?genuine.

This jade is real.

3. jaw English [d?:] American [d?]

Definition

n. chin; jaw; nagging; narrow entrance;

Interpretation p>

vi. Chat; chatter; chatter; teach;

Example: They took my pulse, took my blood pressure, and X-rayed my?jaw.

They took my pulse, blood pressure, and took an X-ray of my jaw.

4. job English [d?b] American [d?ɑ:b]

Definition

n. Occupation; (one) job; responsibility ; (processed as a unit) operation;

vt. Contracting; buying and selling on behalf of clients;

vi. Doing odd jobs; doing contract work; doing odd jobs;

Example sentences Once I'm in America I can get a?job

I can get a job as soon as I arrive in America.

5. jolt English [dlt] American [d?o?lt]

Interpretation

vt. (to make) shake, (to make) shocked; to make shock; cause a jolt;

vi. shake, bumpy way;

n. bump, shake, shock, serious setback; shock, something that causes shock; sudden punch; An unexpected setback;

Example: The wagon?jolted?again

The wagon started to jolt again.