英[bʌk]美[bʌk]
记忆方法
词源词根法
欧洲殖民者刚来到北美大陆时，与当地印第安人进行交易时往往采取以物易物的方式。当时，鹿皮（buckskin）是北美人最常见的商品，因此人们就用鹿皮作为衡量商品价值的基本单位。在描述一件商品值多少钱时，往往会说它值几张鹿皮。因此，buckskin一词就成了货币的基本单位。后来，该词被缩略为buck。美元开始流通后，美国人在口语中继续使用buck作为货币单位，等同于美元。=buck[b?k]n雄鹿，钱，美元=美国印第安或非洲裔小伙子；玩牌时表示庄家身份的标识物品；责任v（像雄鹿那样）猛然弓背跃起；抵制；猛然震荡
谐音记忆法
可用谐音法，谐音：不可。认为你的观点是不可以的——反对。
noun(名词)verb(动词)
双解例句
noun(名词)verb(动词)
小知识
A buck is an adult male deer, antelope, reindeer, or rabbit. You can usually tell a buck by its large horns. If it’s a bunny, you just have to ask. A buck is also slang for an American dollar.
Full-grown male kangaroos are bucks, too. When a male animal is a buck, the female is a doe. A buck is a male deer, and so a doe is a female deer. When it's used as a verb, buck means to move in an abrupt, jerky way — when a horse bucks, it jumps and kicks its back legs out behind it. If someone bucks the system, they’re pushing against it. Colloquially, “to buck up” means to cheer up.