club
英式音标：club怎么读
美式音标：club怎么读
词汇归类： CET4,TEM4,考研,CET6,高频词,基本词汇
近义词： union,group,association,society,clique,league,alliance,federation
club词义
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n. 俱乐部，社团；夜总会；棍棒；（扑克牌中的）梅花vt. 用棍棒打；募集vi. 集资；组成俱乐部adj. 俱乐部的n. (Club)人名；(英)克拉布
词态变化
复数: clubs;第三人称单数: clubs;过去式: clubbed;过去分词: clubbed;现在分词: clubbing;
中文词源
club 俱乐部，梅花，棍子
来自PIE*gel,堆积，成块，词源同clump,globe.本义为大块状的物件，后指短木棍。因早期 扑克牌花色形似木棍而得名，但现在多使用法国trefoil（三叶草）形状，汉语译为梅花。后 引申词义一群人的集会活动，即俱乐部。
club双语例句
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- 1. The club has moved its meeting to Saturday, January 22nd.
- 俱乐部已经把会议日期改到1月22号，星期六。
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- 2. This season the club has had 73,500 season-ticket holders.
- 本赛季该俱乐部已经有73,500名持有季票的观众。
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- 3. People at the club think very highly of him.
- 俱乐部的人很佩服他。
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- 4. This club has grown in stature over the last 20 years.
- 这家俱乐部在过去20年间知名度大增。
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- 5. "Actually, most of my tennis is at club level," he admitted.
- “说实话，我的网球基本上属于业余水平，”他承认说。
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club英文词源
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- club
- club: [13] The original meaning of club is ‘thick heavy stick for hitting people’; it was borrowed from Old Norse klubba. The sense ‘association’ developed in the 17th century, apparently originally as a verb. To club together seems to have been based on the notion of ‘forming into a mass like the thickened end of a club’: ‘Two such worlds must club together and become one’, Nathaniel Fairfax, The bulk and selvedge of the world 1674. Hence the noun club, which originally signified simply a ‘get-together’, typically in a tavern, but by the end of the 17th century seems to have become more of a formalized concept, with members and rules.
- club (n.)
- c. 1200, "thick stick used as a weapon," from Old Norse klubba "cudgel" or a similar Scandinavian source (compare Swedish klubba, Danish klubbe), assimilated from Proto-Germanic *klumbon, related to clump (n.). Old English words for this were sagol, cycgel. Specific sense of "bat used in games" is from mid-15c.
The club suit in the deck of cards (1560s) bears the correct name (Spanish basto, Italian bastone), but the pattern adopted on English cards is the French trefoil. Compare Danish klőver, Dutch klaver "a club at cards," literally "a clover."
The social club (1660s) apparently evolved from this word from the verbal sense "gather in a club-like mass" (1620s), then, as a noun, "association of people" (1640s).We now use the word clubbe for a sodality in a tavern. [John Aubrey, 1659]
Club soda is by 1881, originally a proprietary name (Cantrell & Cochrane, Dublin). Club sandwich recorded by 1899, apparently as a type of sandwich served in clubs. Club car is from 1890, American English, originally one well-appointed and reserved for members of a club run by the railway company; later of any railway car fitted with chairs instead of benches, and other amenities (1917). Hence club for "class of fares between first-class and transit" (1978).
Admission to membership of clubs is commonly by ballot. Clubs are now an important feature of social life in all large cities, many of them occupying large buildings containing reading-rooms, libraries, restaurants, etc. [Century Dictionary, 1902]
I got a good mind to join a club and beat you over the head with it. [Rufus T. Firefly]The club car is one of the most elaborate developments of the entire Commuter idea. It is a comfortable coach, which is rented to a group of responsible men coming either from a single point or a chain of contiguous points. The railroad charges from $250 to $300 a month for the use of this car in addition to the commutation fares, and the "club" arranges dues to cover this cost and the cost of such attendants and supplies as it may elect to place on its roving house. [Edward Hungerford, "The Modern Railroad," 1911]
- club (v.)
- "to hit with a club," 1590s, from club (v.). Meaning "gather in a club-like mass" is from 1620s. Related: Clubbed; clubbing.
CLUB, verb (military). -- In manoeuvring troops, so to blunder the word of command that the soldiers get into a position from which they cannot extricate themselves by ordinary tactics. [Farmer & Henley]
club实用场景例句
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- The club has/have voted to admit 50 new members.
- 俱乐部通过投票同意接纳50名新成员。
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- We had lunch at the golf club.
- 我们在高尔夫球俱乐部吃的午饭。
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- the club bar
- 俱乐部酒吧
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- Manchester United Football Club
- 曼联职业足球俱乐部
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- a jazz club
- 爵士乐夜总会
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- the club scene in Newcastle
- 纽卡斯尔的夜总会场景
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- He's a member of several London clubs.
- 他是伦敦几个男性俱乐部的会员。
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- a music club
- 音乐听众俱乐部
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- the five/queen/ace of clubs
- 梅花五 / Q / A
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- I played a club.
- 我出梅花。
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- The victim was clubbed to death with a baseball bat.
- 受害者被用棒球球棒殴打致死。
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- We clubbed together to buy them a new television.
- 我们凑钱给他们买了一台新电视机。
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- to join/belong to a club
- 加入俱乐部；属于某俱乐部
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- a golf/tennis, etc. club
- 高尔夫球、网球等俱乐部
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- a chess/film/movie, etc. club
- 国际象棋、电影等俱乐部
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- ...the Chorlton Conservative Club.
- 升尔顿保守党俱乐部
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- ...a youth club...
- 青年俱乐部
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- I stopped in at the club for a drink.
- 我顺路到俱乐部喝了一杯。
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- ...the New York Yankees baseball club.
- 纽约扬基职业棒球俱乐部
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- ...Liverpool football club.
- 利物浦足球俱乐部
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- It's a big dance hit in the clubs.
- 这支舞曲在夜总会很火。
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- ...the London club scene.
- 伦敦的夜总会场景
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- ...a six-iron club.
- 6号铁杆
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- Men armed with knives and clubs attacked his home.
- 一群手持刀棒的人袭击了他家。
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- Two thugs clubbed him with baseball bats...
- 两个暴徒用棒球棒猛击他。
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- Clubbing baby seals to death for their pelts is wrong.
- 为了获得海豹皮而用棍棒打死幼海豹是不道德的。
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- ...the ace of clubs.
- 梅花A
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