Jink Meaning in English
word
ˈdʒɪŋk
JINGK
dʒˈɪŋk
JINGK
释义
To move quickly and suddenly to one side, especially to avoid something or someone; to dodge or make a sharp turn unexpectedly.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in sports, military, or informal speech. Often refers to quick physical dodges: 'jink left/right.' Rare in everyday conversation. Do not confuse with 'jinx' (to bring bad luck).
Spanish: esquivar - zigzaguear (al moverse rápido)Portuguese (BR): desviar-se rapidamente - ziguezaguearPortuguese (PT): desviar-se rapidamente - fazer uma finta rápidaChinese (Simplified): 迅速躲闪 - 急转Chinese (Traditional): 迅速閃避 - 急轉Hindi: तेज़ी से बच निकलना - अचानक मुड़नाArabic: يتفادى بسرعة - يتحرك بمراوغةBengali: হঠাৎ পাশ কাটানো - দ্রুত দিক বদলানোRussian: резко увернуться - уклонитьсяJapanese: ひょいとよける - さっと身をかわすVietnamese: né tránh nhanh - lách nhanhKorean: 재빠르게 피하다 - 급히 방향을 틀다Turkish: ani bir hareketle kaçmak - ani manevra yapmakUrdu: اچانک بچنا - تیزی سے ہٹناIndonesian: mengelak dengan cepat - berbelok tajam
例句
The rabbit jinked to avoid the fox.
basic
She jinked left and escaped the defender.
basic
The pilot jinked to avoid enemy fire.
basic
If you see trouble ahead, just jink to the side and keep going.
natural
He managed to jink through the crowd without bumping into anyone.
natural
Sometimes you just have to jink when life throws obstacles at you.
natural