wildcat 英 ['waɪl(d)kæt]   美 ['waɪldkæt]

wildcat

wildcat  英 ['waɪl(d)kæt] 美 ['waɪldkæt]

n. 野猫;莽撞的人  adj. 不可靠的;鲁莽的  vi. 盲目开掘油井;从事非法商业活动 

名词复数:wildcats 

Yet they do. A 2008 University of Arizona student paid homage to Che in the student newspaper, the Daily wildcat: “To be a revolutionary . . . you have to cause change from the norm. 年,亚利桑那大学的一个学生在学生报纸《Daily Wildcat》上向格瓦拉致敬“要成为一个革命者……你就要给常规带来改变。
In the UK hundreds of oil refinery workers mounted wildcat strikes last month over the use of foreign workers. 在英国上月,数以百计的炼油工人组织了未经批准的罢工,抗议雇佣外国工人。

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  • n. 野猫;莽撞的人
  • adj. 不可靠的;鲁莽的
  • vi. 盲目开掘油井;从事非法商业活动
  • vt. 盲目钻探
  • 1. Yet they do. A 2008 University of Arizona student paid homage to Che in the student newspaper, the Daily wildcat: “To be a revolutionary . . . you have to cause change from the norm.

    年,亚利桑那大学的一个学生在学生报纸《Daily Wildcat》上向格瓦拉致敬“要成为一个革命者……你就要给常规带来改变。

  • 2. In the UK hundreds of oil refinery workers mounted wildcat strikes last month over the use of foreign workers.

    在英国上月,数以百计的炼油工人组织了未经批准的罢工,抗议雇佣外国工人。

  • wildcat (n.) undomesticated cat, early 14c. (late 12c. as a surname), from wild (adj.) + cat (n.). Meaning "savage woman" is recorded from 1570s; sense of "one who forms rash projects" is attested from 1812. The adjective in the financial speculative sense is first recorded 1838, American English.
wild·cat / ˈwaɪldkæt ; NAmE ˈwaɪldkæt / adjective , verb , noun wildcat wildcats adjective [only before noun ] 1 a wildcat strikehappens suddenly and without the official support of a trade/labor union (罢工)未经工会同意的,突然自发进行的 2 (of a business or project 企业或项目 ) that has not been carefully planned and that will probably not be successful; that does not follow normal standards and methods (计划不周密而)不稳妥的;不按正常标准的 verb ( -tt- ) [intransitive ] ( NAmE) to look for oil in a place where nobody has found any yet 勘探石油 wild·cat·ter / ; NAmE / noun noun a type of small wild cat that lives in mountains and forests 野猫(生活在山区或森林里) wild·cat / ˈwaɪldkæt ; NAmE ˈwaɪldkæt / wild·cat·ter / ; NAmE /
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