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jerk

/dʒɜːk/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: قد يدل على حركة مفاجئة حادة أو اندفاع عنيف، أو على شخص أحمق أو حقير، أو على نوع من اللحم المجفف، من بين استعمالات متخصصة أخرى., فعل يدل على حركة مفاجئة وحادة أو شدّة خاطفة، غالبًا في اتجاه معين، أو على انتزاع الشيء بسرعة وقوة.

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noun

/dʒɜːk/B1formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: قد يدل على حركة مفاجئة حادة أو اندفاع عنيف، أو على شخص أحمق أو حقير، أو على نوع من اللحم المجفف، من بين استعمالات متخصصة أخرى.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a sudden, sharp movement; a foolish or contemptible person; or a type of dried meat, among other specialized uses.

  1. A foolish or annoying personA2informalamerican

    A person who is considered stupid, rude, or unpleasant.

    arأحمق مزعج

    • Don't be such a jerk; apologize to her.
    • Some jerk cut me off in traffic this morning.
    • He's a total jerk for talking to her like that.

    المرادفاتblockheadboorcreepdimwitdoltfoolidiotjackassloutnitwitoaf

    الأضدادangelsaint

  2. A sudden, sharp movementB1formal

    An abrupt, uncontrolled movement or twitch.

    arحركة مفاجئة حادة

    • The train started with a sudden jerk.
    • He felt a jerk in his leg as he was falling asleep.
    • The car came to a halt with a violent jerk.

    المرادفاتjoltlurchspasmstarttugtwitchwrenchyank

  3. Rate of change of accelerationC1formalscientific

    In physics, the rate at which an object's acceleration changes over time.

    arمعدل تغير التسارع

    • The jerk of the elevator was carefully calculated by the engineers.
    • High jerk values can cause discomfort in passengers.
    • The formula for jerk is the derivative of acceleration.

    المرادفاتjoltlurchsurge

  4. Dried meat stripsB1formalculinary

    Meat, typically beef, that has been cut into strips and dried in the sun, often seasoned.

    arلحم مقدد

    • They prepared jerk by drying strips of beef in the sun.
    • Jerk is a traditional preserved meat in some cultures.
    • The hikers carried jerk as a lightweight source of protein.

    المرادفاتjerky

  5. Weightlifting movementB2formalsport

    The second part of a clean and jerk lift, where the weight is pushed from the shoulders to above the head.

    arالخطف والدفع

    • He completed the jerk with perfect form.
    • The jerk requires both strength and coordination.
    • She set a new personal record in the clean and jerk.
  6. A sudden pullB1formal

    A quick, sharp pulling motion.

    arشدّة مفاجئة

    • He gave the rope a firm jerk to free it.
    • A sudden jerk on the leash made the dog stop.
    • She felt a jerk on her sleeve and turned around.

    المرادفاتpulltugtwitchwrenchyank

الصيغ
  • jerks plural form
  • jerks' possessive plural form
  • jerk's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/dʒɜːrk/B1formal
  • arفعل يدل على حركة مفاجئة وحادة أو شدّة خاطفة، غالبًا في اتجاه معين، أو على انتزاع الشيء بسرعة وقوة.

A verb used to indicate a sudden, sharp movement or pull, often in a specific direction.

  1. Pull or move suddenlyB1informal

    To pull or move something with a quick, sharp motion.

    arجَذْب مفاجئ

    • He jerked the rope to release the knot.
    • She jerked her hand away from the hot stove.
    • The driver jerked the steering wheel to avoid the pothole.

    المرادفاتjoltsnaptugtwitchwrenchyank

  2. Move abruptly or uncontrollablyB1informal

    To move with sudden, uncontrolled, or seemingly involuntary motions.

    arاِنْتَفَضَ

    • The old car jerked forward when he started the engine.
    • His leg jerked involuntarily during the exam.
    • The puppet jerked across the stage as the strings were pulled.

    المرادفاتbuckconvulseflinchjoltlurchspasmstarttwitchwince

  3. Make a short, jerky motionB2informal

    To make an uncontrolled, short, and abrupt movement.

    arاِنْتَفَضَ

    • The fish jerked on the line before swimming away.
    • She jerked in surprise when the door slammed.
    • The machine jerked as it started up.

    المرادفاتflinchjoltlurchspasmstarttwitch

  4. Jump vertically with stiff legsB2informal

    To jump straight up with legs stiff and back arched, often in a specific physical exercise or movement.

    arالقفز بالساقين مستقيمتين

    • The athlete jerked upward during the weightlifting competition.
    • He jerked his body to clear the bar in the high jump.
    • The dancers jerked in unison during the performance.
  5. Throw or toss quicklyB1informal

    To throw or toss something with a quick, sharp motion.

    arالرمي بحركة حادة

    • He jerked the ball to his teammate.
    • She jerked the keys onto the table.
    • The child jerked the toy across the room.

    المرادفاتcastchuckdashflingheavehurlpitchslingtoss

الصيغ
  • jerked past participle
  • jerked past simple
  • jerking present participle
  • jerks third person singular

الصيغ المركّبةjerk off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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تُطبّق جميع التراخيص المذكورة

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