- 看过 blackjack 的人也看了 :
- intimidate
- pressure
- force
- influence
- threaten
blackjack 的 2 个定义
- a short, leather-covered club, consisting of a heavy head on a flexible handle, used as a weapon.
- Cards. twenty-one. Also called natural. an ace together with a ten or a face card as the first two cards dealt.a variety of twenty-one in which any player can become dealer.
- black flag.
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- to strike or beat with a blackjack.
- to compel by threat.
blackjack 近义词
coerce
更多blackjack例句
- For instance, people bet themselves into bankruptcy at blackjack tables based on what they easily remember — big winners — rather than on the vast majority of losers.
- He sent a similar text to a middle-aged blackjack player among very overt sexual messages.
- Each den of sin has its selling points, but Puerto Rican casinos make good with $5 minimums at the blackjack tables.
- Later, in the middle of a hot streak, the polo guy starts calling me “Miss 21, Miss Blackjack.”
- Instead they keep at it, with Paul Ryan and old “Blackjack” Bennett pressing ever onward at the Values Voter Summit on Friday.
- The problem was that I was a card counter: a professional blackjack player.
- "Blackjack" Donnely had made that clear in his trial in Texas.
- The next evening, "Blackjack" Donnely was shot down at the front door of his own home.
- If that were so, he—or they—could make the late "Blackjack" Donnely look like a meek, harmless, little mouse.
- The case, even at that point, might have ended with an acquittal or a hung jury, but Donnely wasn't through using his blackjack.
- He bit off a chew from his plug of "blackjack," and with calm eyes surveyed the doom toward which he was rushing.