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  1. Oxford American Dictionary

    deadhead

    • IPA[ˈdedˌ(h)ed]

    美式

    • n.
      a fan and follower of the rock group the Grateful Dead；a boring or unenterprising person.
    • v.
      (of a commercial driver, etc.) complete a trip without paying passengers or freight；ride (in a plane or other vehicle) without paying for a ticket

    • verb: deadhead, 3rd person present: deadheads, gerund or present participle: deadheading, past tense: deadheaded, past participle: deadheaded

    • noun: Deadhead, plural noun: deadheads

    • 釋義

    名詞

    • 1. a fan and follower of the rock group the Grateful Dead the Deadhead hard core shadows the band, selling tie-dyes and beads
    • 2. informal, derogatory a boring or unenterprising person.
    • 3. North American a passenger or member of an audience with a free ticket.
    • ▪ US informal a commercial carrier with no paying passengers or freight on a trip.
    • 4. a sunken or partially submerged log.

    動詞

    • 1. North American informal (of a commercial driver, etc.) complete a trip without paying passengers or freight trucks deadheading into California to pick up outbound loads
    • ▪ US ride (in a plane or other vehicle) without paying for a ticket he calls his airline and gets a seat on the red-eye to deadhead to Boston
    • 2. remove dead flower heads from (a plant) to encourage further blooming.
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    deadhead

    • IPA[ˈdɛdhɛd]

    英式

    • n.
      a boring or unenterprising person: you're just a deadhead
    • v.
      remove dead flower heads from (a plant): deadhead and spray rose bushes

    Oxford Dictionary