snookers

英 [ˈsnuːkəz]

美 [ˈsnuːkərz]

n.  斯诺克(供两人打的落袋台球，打球人用球杆打白色母球，按一定顺序撞15个红球和6个其他颜色的球入袋); (斯诺克比赛中的)障碍球
v.  设障碍球; 阻挠; 使落空; 欺骗; 使上当
snooker的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 斯诺克
  Snookeris a game involving balls on a large table. The players use a long stick to hit a white ball, and score points by knocking coloured balls into the pockets at the sides of the table.
  1. ...a game of snooker...
     一局斯诺克比赛
  2. They were playing snooker.
     他们在打斯诺克。
• VERB 阻止…采取行动;使…不如愿
  If youare snookeredby something, it is difficult or impossible for you to take action or do what you want to do.
  1. The President has been snookered on this issue.
     在这个问题上，总统未能如愿。

双语例句

• Here are ten command-line concoctions and shell snookers to celebrate its passage into puberty.
  本文将介绍十种命令行组合和Shell诀窍，以庆祝本系列文章进入青春期。