ticker

英 [ˈtɪkə(r)]

美 [ˈtɪkər]

n.  (人的)心脏

复数：tickers　

经济

BNC.35972 / COCA.18563

牛津词典

noun

noun

• （人的）心脏
  a person's heart

柯林斯词典

• 心;心脏
  Yourtickeris your heart.

英英释义

noun

• a character printer that automatically prints stock quotations on ticker tape
  Synonym:stock ticker
• a small portable timepiece
  Synonym:watch
• the hollow muscular organ located behind the sternum and between the lungs
  1. he stood still, his heart thumping wildly
  Synonym:heartpump

双语例句

• Printers: Magazines and newspapers will switch to digital paper. paper strip on which a telegraphic ticker prints.
  印刷商：杂志和报纸将改用数码纸。
• She remembered the phone call on Thursday about the train ticker.
  她记起周四关于火车票的电话。
• Occasionally somebody would jump up and rip a handful of tape off the lazily clicking ticker machine.
  偶尔会有人突然站起身来，从发出懒洋洋滴答声的股票报价器上撕下一把报价单。
• DWR creates script sessions for each open stock ticker page.
  DWR为每个开放股票报价器页创建脚本会话。
• London-listed Vision Opportunity China ( ticker: VOC) potentially offers both.
  伦敦上市的VisionOpportunityChina（代码：VOC）可能同时提供了这两种优势。
• Ticker is slang for one's heart because your heartbeats similar to the way in which a clock ticks.
  对，心脏是像钟表那样滴滴答答地跳动。
• A good example is a news channel ticker displaying live stock prices from a financial exchange with new data arriving every n seconds.
  例如，新闻频道的自动收报机显示来自金融交易所的实时股票行情，它每n秒收到一次新数据。
• He's got a bad ticker. he's got a heart condition.
  他心脏不好，有心脏病。
• And she feels like she has a brand new ticker.
  感到自己似乎有了一个全新的心脏。
• Its easy isn't it? if she did want you to ticker her you deserve to get scratched.
  很简单不是吗？，如果她想让你去逗她，你就应该被挠。