n.(一)美元，雄鹿，(一)澳元，(一)新西兰元，(一)南非兰特，(一)印度卢比，公兔，鹿(不论雌雄)，小伙子，责任，过失
v.尥起后蹄跳跃，弓背四蹄跳起，猛然震荡，猛烈颠簸，抵制，反抗
adj.雄的；〈美俚〉男的；〈美俚〉某一军衔等级中最低一级的

原形：buck第三人称单数：bucks复数：bucks过去式：bucked过去分词：bucked现在分词：bucking

We buck the system.
我们抵制这种体制。
It would cost you one buck.
那要花掉你1美元。
Eric works overtime to make an extra buck.
埃里克加班工作以获得一笔加班费。
The buck stopped with the CEO when it came to making crucial decisions.
（在做出关键决策时，责任最终落在了CEO身上。）
He found a buck lying on the forest floor.
（他在森林的地面上发现了一只雄鹿。）
She spent the whole afternoon bucking apples from the tree.
（她整个下午都在从树上摘苹果。）
The horse suddenly bucked, throwing its rider off.
（马突然尥蹶子，把骑手摔了下来。）
He earned a quick buck by selling his old car.
（他通过卖他的旧车迅速赚了一笔钱。）
The economic downturn has forced many families to tighten their belts and live on a buck less.
（经济衰退迫使许多家庭勒紧裤腰带，减少开支。）
He's a strong-willed person who never passes the buck when things go wrong.
（他是一个意志坚强的人，事情出错时从不推卸责任。）
The little boy was thrilled to find a shiny new buck in his Christmas stocking.
（小男孩在圣诞袜里发现了一枚闪亮的新硬币，非常兴奋。）
The team really needs to step up and take responsibility; we can't just keep passing the buck.
（团队真的需要站出来承担责任；我们不能总是推卸责任。）
In that shop, a buck could get you a cup of coffee and a doughnut.
（在那家店里，一美元可以买到一杯咖啡和一个甜甜圈。）