jackeroo 的 2 个定义
plural jack·e·roos.
- an inexperienced person working as an apprentice on a sheep ranch.
jack·e·rooed, jack·e·roo·ing.
- to work as an apprentice on a sheep ranch.
更多jackeroo例句
- The Sydney jackeroo rose impulsively, but Jack glanced at him, and he sat down again.
- He was a groom with a place at his master's table; he was a jackeroo who introduced station life into a town.
- Jackeroo, the unpoetical, was even then sound asleep in his net; and in ten minutes everything was "fixed up."
- A Briton of the Billingsgate type would have appealed to Jackeroo as a man of sound common sense.
- The jackeroo had appeared on the scene from his own room, to which his sensitive soul ever banished him betimes.