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1. Oxford Dictionary

   jab

   • IPA[dʒab]

   英式

   • v.
     poke roughly or quickly, especially with something sharp or pointed；roughly or quickly thrust (a sharp or pointed object) someone or something
   • n.
     a quick, sharp blow, especially with the fist；a sharp, painful sensation or feeling

   • verb: jab, 3rd person present: jabs, gerund or present participle: jabbing, past tense: jabbed, past participle: jabbed

   • noun: jab, plural noun: jabs

2. • 釋義

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. poke roughly or quickly, especially with something sharp or pointed she jabbed him in his ribs he jabbed at the air with his finger 同義詞 poke, prod, dig, nudge, tap, ... 更多butt, ram, elbow, shove, punch, jolt, prick, thrust, stab, push, plunge, stick, insert, drive, lunge
   • ▪ roughly or quickly thrust (a sharp or pointed object) someone or something she jabbed the fork into the earth
   • 2. British inject (someone) with a vaccine; vaccinate the task involves complex logistics before Brits can roll up their sleeves and get jabbed those jabbed yesterday have started to build immunity 同義詞 vaccinate, inoculate, immunize, inject, give someone a shot, ... 更多protect, shield, safeguard, Britishgive someone a jab

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a quick, sharp blow, especially with the fist a jab in the stomach fast jabs to the face 同義詞 poke, prod, dig, nudge, tap, ... 更多butt, elbow, shove, punch, jolt, prick, thrust, stab, push, plunge, drive, lunge
   • ▪ a sharp, painful sensation or feeling a jab of envy
   • 2. British a hypodermic injection, especially a vaccination the first people to be vaccinated were given the jab yesterday an anti-tetanus jab 同義詞 vaccination, vaccine, inoculation, immunization, shot, ... 更多injection, booster