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。
• 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。
• 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。
• The geeks are buzzed* It's like a whole world just opened up to us.
  电脑狂们很忙，就好像有一个完整的，只向我们敞开的世界一样。
• Oh, no, I don't want to know any more geeks like you.
  噢，算了吧，我可不想再认识像你一样的书呆子。
• Finally, bear in mind that most users have a long history of trying to deal with arrogant computer geeks who think that they know more about any problem than the user does.
  最后，记住大多数的用户都有过与那种自以为是的计算机人员相处很长的历史，那些人认为对于任何问题，他们比用户懂得更多。
• Nine months later, the bookworms and the geeks are the best of friends.
  九个月后，书虫和极客成为了最好的朋友。
• You need a lot more than a few brilliant geeks in a garage.
  这可不是几个天才在车库里就能办到的。
• 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。
• 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。