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jujitsu

/joo-jit-soo/US // dʒuˈdʒɪt su //UK // (dʒuːˈdʒɪtsuː) //

柔术,柔道,日本柔术,日本柔术协会

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a method developed in Japan of defending oneself without the use of weapons by using the strength and weight of an adversary to disable him.
    • : the use of an opponent's strengths or one's own weaknesses to accomplish one's goals: That was a kind of intellectual jujitsu, the way she handily won the debate.The town of Vacaville, in a prime example of touristic jujitsu, turned its isolation into an attraction in itself.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to turn to one's advantage by exploiting one's own weaknesses or another's strengths, as in a social or political relationship: He deftly jujitsued the conversation to make my knowledge of the subject seem pretentious.

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Examples

  • He then followed up that intervention with an even more jaw-dropping act of forensic jujitsu, getting one of his would be killers to confess to the crime.

  • Last night, Lieberman began playing jujitsu with the charges in prime time.

  • And in these bad economic times, the Democrats are using it to achieve a kind of political jujitsu.

  • Moussa, a career diplomat and far more practiced public speaker, proved himself a master of verbal jujitsu.

  • Asra Nomani on how the Muslim community rose to her defense in a game of 'shame jujitsu.'

  • Nancy Snow, a professor of cross-cultural communications at California State University, Fullerton, calls it “shame jujitsu.”

  • The boys are also taught asanas (postures), sword and lathi (stick) play, and jujitsu.

  • He grabbed the extended right arm to give it a jujitsu move up and to the back of the body.

  • He reached forward in a jujitsu maneuver, grabbed a coat sleeve and a handful of suit coat.