| 释义 |
jugular (vein)
UK ['dʒʌg.jʊ.ləˌveɪn] US [-lɚ-] noun countable
■any of several large veins in the neck that carry blood from the head to the heart 颈静脉
UK ['dʒʌg.jʊ.ləˌveɪn] US [-lɚ-] noun countable
go for the jugular
■to make serious effort to defeat someone, usually by criticizing them or harming them in a cruel way 攻击要害；给予致命一击•Cunningham went straight for the jugular, telling him that his work was a complete disaster.坎宁安直达要害，抨击他的工作是个彻底的失败。 |