deadhead 的 3 个定义
- a person who attends a performance, sports event, etc., or travels on a train, airplane, etc., without having paid for a ticket, especially a person using a complimentary ticket or free pass.
- a train, railroad car, airplane, truck, or other commercial vehicle while operating empty, as when returning to a terminal.
- a stupid or boring person; dullard.
- (5)
- to transport as a deadhead.
- to move along a route.
- Horticulture. to remove faded blooms from, especially in flower gardens, often to help continued blooming.
- to act or serve as a deadhead.
- to travel without cargo or paying passengers: The train carried coal to Pittsburgh and then deadheaded back to Virginia to pick up another load.
deadhead 近义词
等同于 bore
等同于 delinquent
更多deadhead例句
- The program would determine contractors’ routes, ideally cutting down on “deadhead miles,” or miles driven without a load of mail, and miles where trucks traveled with less-than-full trailers.
- “The world perceives cannabis consumers as deadhead, unemployed people—our mission is to change that,” says Defalco.
- What we should do, we knew, was to deadhead our horses back into the Park as soon as they had had a little rest.
- It was said that a deadhead could not borrow a sheet of writing paper in the capitol, nor in a county court-house.
- The farmer's features did not conceal his disgust when he discovered that his seat-mate was a deadhead.
- You'll be a deadhead yourself if you ain't careful, young feller!
- Two people I know, they just went deadhead for ten thousand years!