blackjack
gb/blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/ us/blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
B1
Anglais
~ 4200
blackjack, huszonegy, ólmosbot, bunkósbot, zsarolással kényszerít, megfélemlítéssel kényszerít
NOM
B1
1
Schéma d’usage :
to play blackjack
She won $200 playing blackjack at the casino.
Kétszáz dollárt nyert blackjacken a kaszinóban.
Blackjack is one of the most popular games in Las Vegas.
A blackjack Las Vegas egyik legnépszerűbb játéka.
The dealer asked if I wanted another card in blackjack.
He learned how to count cards to improve his blackjack skills.
Exemples pédagogiques
I like to play blackjack.
Szeretek blackjackezni.
Blackjack is a game with cards.
A blackjack kártyajáték.
We play blackjack at the casino.
The dealer gives me two cards in blackjack.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse blackjack with poker; they are different games with different rules.
Sens
Casino card game aiming for 21
Collocations
play blackjack
|blackjack table
|blackjack dealer
|blackjack hand
|win at blackjack
Synonymes
twenty-one (An alternative name for the same card game, slightly less common in modern usage.)
Thèmes
games
|gambling
|entertainment
|arts_entertainment
|daily_life
Définition
A card game where you try to get 21 points but not more, played against the dealer.
A gambling card game in which players try to get cards totaling 21 points without going over, usually played against a dealer.
NOM
B2
2
The guard carried a blackjack on his belt.
Az őr ólmosbotot hordott az övén.
He was knocked out with a blackjack.
Egy ólmosbottal ütötték le.
Blackjacks were once common among police officers.
Exemples pédagogiques
The man has a blackjack.
A férfinél van egy ólmosbot.
He hits the guard with a blackjack.
Ólmosbottal üti meg az őrt.
The police find a blackjack in his bag.
Sens
Short, heavy club weapon
Collocations
carry a blackjack
|hit with a blackjack
|police blackjack
Synonymes
sap (Another term for a small, easily concealable club used as a weapon.)
Thèmes
weapons
|crime
|law
|daily_life
Définition
A short, heavy stick used to hit someone and make them unable to fight.
A small, heavy club, sometimes flexible, used as a weapon to strike and incapacitate someone.
VERBE
C1
INFORMAL
3
Schéma d’usage :
to blackjack [someone] into [doing something]
They tried to blackjack him into signing the contract.
Megpróbálták zsarolással rákényszeríteni a szerződés aláírására.
The gang blackjacked the shopkeeper into paying protection money.
A banda zsarolással kényszerítette a boltost, hogy védelmi pénzt fizessen.
She refused to be blackjacked into changing her testimony.
Exemples pédagogiques
They blackjacked him into saying yes.
Zsarolással kényszerítették, hogy igent mondjon.
The men blackjacked the shop owner.
A férfiak megfélemlítették a bolt tulajdonosát.
She will not be blackjacked into telling a lie.
Sens
Force someone using threats
Collocations
blackjack someone into agreement
|blackjack someone into silence
Synonymes
coerce (More formal; refers broadly to forcing someone by pressure or threats.)
Antonymes
persuade (Means to convince someone willingly without threats or force.)
Thèmes
conflict
|crime
|relationships
|law
Définition
To make someone do something by using threats or fear.
To compel someone to do something by using threats, intimidation, or coercion.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
blackjack
API
GB/blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
US/blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
Syllabes et accentuation
black - jack (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (black)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: blackjack
- Plural: blackjack
Expressions
hit in blackjack
1/hˈɪt ˈɪn blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
fixed phrase
Ask for another card in blackjack
In the game of blackjack, to ask the dealer for another card.
Exemples
- I decided to hit in blackjack and got a ten.
- You should not hit in blackjack if you already have 20 points.
play blackjack
1/plˈeɪ blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
fixed phrase
Participate in the card game blackjack
To take part in the card game called blackjack.
Exemples
- We decided to play blackjack after dinner.
- He often plays blackjack when visiting casinos.
stand in blackjack
1/stˈænd ˈɪn blˈækd͡ʒˌæk/
fixed phrase
Refuse more cards in blackjack
In the game of blackjack, to tell the dealer you do not want more cards.
Exemples
- I chose to stand in blackjack because I had 19 points.
- He will stand in blackjack and see what the dealer has.