n.

1. 鸭[C]
2. 鸭肉[U]
   This restaurant is famous for roast duck.

   这家餐馆的烤鸭很有名气。

3. 【英】【口】（用作称呼）亲爱的人，宝贝儿[C]
4. 【板】零分[C]

vt.

1. 突然低下（头、身子）
   She ducked her head to avoid being hit.

   她迅速低下头避免被击中。

2. 将……按入（水中）[（+in）]
   The boys tried to duck each other in the swimming pool.

   男孩们设法将对方按入游泳池水中。

3. 躲避；回避
   He ducked the reporters by sneaking out the back door.

   他回避记者，从后门溜出去了。

vi.

1. 迅速低头；迅速弯身
   They all ducked behind the mound as they heard the explosion.

   他们一听到爆炸声就都蹲到土丘的后面去了。

2. 闪避；躲避

n.[C][U]

1. 迅速低头；迅速弯身
2. 躲避

n.

1. 帆布；粗布[U]
2. 帆布裤子[P]

n.

1. a waterbird with a broad, blunt bill, short legs, and webbed feet, some kinds of which are domesticated. [Family Anatidae: many species.]
   ▸a female duck. Contrasted with drake.
2. a pure white thin-shelled bivalve mollusc found off the Atlantic coasts of America. [Genus Anatina.]

v.

1. lower the head or body quickly to avoid a blow or missile or so as not to be seen.
2. informal evade (an unwelcome duty).
3. push (someone) under water.
4. Bridge  refrain from playing a winning card on a particular trick for tactical reasons.

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