柯林斯詞典punt /p?nt/ (punting,punted,punts) 1. N-COUNT In American football and rugby, a punt is a kick where you drop the ball and then kick it before it reaches the ground, so that it goes a long way. (美式橄欖球和英式橄欖球中的)開懸空球 He caught a punt and scored the winning touchdown, with a minute left to play. 他將開出的懸空球接住，在比賽還賸一分鍾時成功達陣得分。 ...a 66-yard punt return. ...一個66碼的接懸空球後前行。2. V-T/V-I Punt is also a verb. 大腳開懸空球 The referee told him to punt or kick the ball off the ground. 裁判讓他開懸空球，將球踢出場地。 The Redskins punted. Dallas then marched 79 yards to seal the victory. 紅皮隊將懸空球開出。達拉斯隊接住後前進了79碼獲勝。3. N an open flat-bottomed boat with square ends, propelled by a pole (用篙撐的)方頭平底船→see quant 4. V to propel (a boat, esp a punt) by pushing with a pole on the bottom of a river, etc 撐船5. V to gamble; bet 賭6. N a gamble or bet, esp against the bank, as in roulette, or on horses (在輪磐賭或賽馬中)與銀行反著下注7. N (formerly) the Irish pound (以前)愛爾蘭鎊 返回 punt劍橋詞典 punt noun [C] (BOAT) a long , narrow boat with a flat bottom and square ends , moved by a person standing at one end and pushing on the bottom of a river with a pole （用篙撐的）方頭平底船 punt noun [C] (KICK) a way of kicking the ball in rugby or American football , by dropping it from your hands and kicking it before it hits the ground , or a powerful kick in football that causes the ball to go a long way 踢懸空球；踢遠球 punt noun [C] (RISK) ?take a punt on sth to risk money by buying or supporting something, in the hope of making or winning more money 承擔(dān)風(fēng)險購買（或支持）…（期待因此賺更多的錢） It might be a good idea to take a punt on a few technology stocks . 花點錢投資在科技股上也許是個好主意。 punt noun [C] (MONEY) (also Irish pound) the standard unit of money used in Ireland before the introduction of the euro 愛爾蘭鎊（愛爾蘭使用歐元前所採用的貨幣單位） 返回 punt