英语词组gofer是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

gopher and gofer

Theme: ASSISTANT

n. someone who goes for things and brings them back. (From go for.)

You got a gopher who can go get some coffee?Send the gofer out for cigarettes.

Theme: DUPE

n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling.

The guy's just a gopher. He has no say in anything.I'll send a gofer over to pick up the papers.

gofer

Ⅰ

verb to act as an assistant and errand-runner. From the noun UK, 2001

Ⅱ ⇨ gofer; gopher; go-for

noun

a low-level assistant who typically runs petty errands. He or she goes for this and goes for that US, 1930.

in the military, a special team assigned with the task of bypassing normal channels to acquire needed supplies US, 1990

gofer

One who completes errands for someone else, typically someone significantly more powerful or important. The word is an alteration of "go for." If you need anything at all, just let me know, and I'll have my gofer get it. I hate that I'm just my boss's gofer—I mean, isn't there something more important I could be doing than running around in search of a very specific pair of black socks?

gopher ball

In baseball, a pitch that the batter hits for a home run. "Gopher" is an alteration of "go for," referring either to the batter "going for" extra bases or home plate, or the ball "going for" a home run. It's 3-2—if he could just hit a gopher ball, he'd tie the game.

gopher

and gofer (ˈgofɚ)

1. n. someone who goes for things and brings them back. (From go for.) You got a gopher who can go get some coffee?

2. n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling. The guy’s just a gofer. He has no say in anything.

gofer

verb

See gopher

gopher ball

n. a baseball pitch that is hit as a home run. (When it is hit, the batter will go for home.) The center fielder did a dive over the fence trying to get the gopher ball.

词组	gofer
释义	gopher and gofer Theme: ASSISTANT n. someone who goes for things and brings them back. (From go for.) You got a gopher who can go get some coffee?Send the gofer out for cigarettes. Theme: DUPE n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling. The guy's just a gopher. He has no say in anything.I'll send a gofer over to pick up the papers. gofer Ⅰ verb to act as an assistant and errand-runner. From the noun UK, 2001 Ⅱ ⇨ gofer; gopher; go-for noun 1 a low-level assistant who typically runs petty errands. He or she goes for this and goes for that US, 1930. 2 in the military, a special team assigned with the task of bypassing normal channels to acquire needed supplies US, 1990 gofer One who completes errands for someone else, typically someone significantly more powerful or important. The word is an alteration of "go for." If you need anything at all, just let me know, and I'll have my gofer get it. I hate that I'm just my boss's gofer—I mean, isn't there something more important I could be doing than running around in search of a very specific pair of black socks? gopher ball In baseball, a pitch that the batter hits for a home run. "Gopher" is an alteration of "go for," referring either to the batter "going for" extra bases or home plate, or the ball "going for" a home run. It's 3-2—if he could just hit a gopher ball, he'd tie the game. gopher and gofer (ˈgofɚ) 1. n. someone who goes for things and brings them back. (From go for.) You got a gopher who can go get some coffee? 2. n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling. The guy’s just a gofer. He has no say in anything. gofer verb See gopher gopher ball n. a baseball pitch that is hit as a home run. (When it is hit, the batter will go for home.) The center fielder did a dive over the fence trying to get the gopher ball.
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