geeks

英 [ɡiːks]

美 [ɡiːks]

n.  闷蛋; 土包子
geek的复数

柯林斯词典

• 笨蛋;蠢货;脓包
  If you call someone, usually a man or boy, ageek, you are saying in an unkind way that they are stupid, awkward, or weak.
• 对电脑痴迷的人
  You can refer to someone who is skilled with computers, and who seems more interested in them than in people, as ageek.

双语例句

• Joey: Okay, hey, museum geeks, party's over.
  好了，博物馆的伙计们，聚会结束了。
• This week London hosts a jamboree of computer geeks, politicians, and urban planners from around the world.
  本周伦敦请来世界各地的计算机极客，政治家和城市规划者搞了一个大聚会。
• Animation has stopped being eye-candy for kids and geeks and become mainstream entertainment.
  动画不再仅仅吸引小孩子和动漫迷的眼球，而成了主流娱乐方式。
• I used to think that insurance companies employed geeks who spent their days calculating compound probabilities.
  我曾经认为，保险公司聘用的都是那些整天计算复合概率的书呆子。
• It's tempting for geeks like me to propose some kind of microformat as a solution: begin subjects with these words, format the first line like that.
  因此像我一样的极客们提出某种微格式作为一种解决办法，这个想法听起来很诱人：采用第一行那样的文字和格式开始讨论主题。
• Dave: I know what you mean. I can't stand computer geeks.
  戴夫：我知道你的意思。我也受不了电脑怪胎。
• Until recently, the technical detail of derivatives excited only financial geeks.
  直到最近，衍生品的技术细节还只是金融怪才们的兴奋点。
• A documentary about the process, Aardvark'd: Twelve Weeks with Geeks, is available in DVD format.
  这个过程被拍成了纪录片，《Aardvark'd：极客的12周》，以DVD格式发行。
• In one sense, you could say the mainstream is just catching up to how geeks have lived for years.
  从某种意义上，你也可以说是主流文化在努力追赶极客们的生活。
• The results pointed to a cultural shift in the way Americans perceive geeks.
  调查结果表明，美国人看待极客的方式出现了文化转变。