Definition of jobbie in English:

jobbie

noun ˈdʒɒbiˈjäbē

informal

1with modifier An object or product of a specified kind.
（指明类别的）东西，玩意儿；产品
I just got the hang of these computer jobbies
我刚学会用这些计算机玩意儿。
Example sentencesExamples
- As to the differences between my Italian jobbie and the new version, they seem to be significant.
- ‘It's a good thing you didn't buy that $20 jobbie,’ he immediately explained.
- Dyant seems to sort out the black ones while Dynest has best results on the brown jobbies.
- So it's back to boring old bog-standard Nokia-supplied grey jobbie until I find a groovy new matt black one to replace it.
- Back then, I could have busted five hips, and the doctors would fix me up with a nice plastic jobbie faster than I could provide my OHIP number.
- He had become a complete art house junky who preferred a long, boring foreign jobbie to my Stallone pictures.
- My old digital camera might have been bulky but it was bloody efficient and was more like a proper 35 mm jobbie.
- Just pick off the little round jobbies, and give yourself invisible gold stars for going with the flow.
- The 64-bit jobbie, Clawhammer, is out and about sometime next year.
- Pine was also showing an MP3 player V a curious circular jobbie called the Palmp - 3.
- For your €54,890 start price, you get a very healthy 163 bhp from your 2-litre, five-cylinder jobbie, that gets you from 0-60 in just under ten.
- When I arrived in London 20 years ago, they sold fruit in the streets here - now it's plastic jobbies!
- It's one of those 50 question jobbies that you email to all your friends.
- This is the 2 litre direct injection jobbie you find in various other VWs and Audis and it's normally not bad.
- They were little cork-and-string jobbies you could barely see.
- It's one of those wireless jobbies and I was really looking forward to getting home and trying it out.
2British A lump of excrement.
〈英〉一块粪便
the dog would do jobbies on the neighbours' lawns
Example sentencesExamples
- By hokey, you run an ad on telly with a mother not recognising her own son and wait for the jobbies to hit the fan.

Definition of jobbie in US English:

jobbie

nounˈjäbē

informal

with modifier An object or product of a specified kind.
（指明类别的）东西，玩意儿；产品
the room was a no-frills jobbie
Example sentencesExamples
- For your €54,890 start price, you get a very healthy 163 bhp from your 2-litre, five-cylinder jobbie, that gets you from 0-60 in just under ten.
- Back then, I could have busted five hips, and the doctors would fix me up with a nice plastic jobbie faster than I could provide my OHIP number.
- The 64-bit jobbie, Clawhammer, is out and about sometime next year.
- My old digital camera might have been bulky but it was bloody efficient and was more like a proper 35 mm jobbie.
- Pine was also showing an MP3 player V a curious circular jobbie called the Palmp - 3.
- They were little cork-and-string jobbies you could barely see.
- It's one of those wireless jobbies and I was really looking forward to getting home and trying it out.
- This is the 2 litre direct injection jobbie you find in various other VWs and Audis and it's normally not bad.
- So it's back to boring old bog-standard Nokia-supplied grey jobbie until I find a groovy new matt black one to replace it.
- Just pick off the little round jobbies, and give yourself invisible gold stars for going with the flow.
- Dyant seems to sort out the black ones while Dynest has best results on the brown jobbies.
- ‘It's a good thing you didn't buy that $20 jobbie,’ he immediately explained.
- He had become a complete art house junky who preferred a long, boring foreign jobbie to my Stallone pictures.
- It's one of those 50 question jobbies that you email to all your friends.
- As to the differences between my Italian jobbie and the new version, they seem to be significant.
- When I arrived in London 20 years ago, they sold fruit in the streets here - now it's plastic jobbies!

词汇	jobbie
释义	Definition of jobbie in English: jobbie noun ˈdʒɒbiˈjäbē informal 1with modifier An object or product of a specified kind. （指明类别的）东西，玩意儿；产品 I just got the hang of these computer jobbies 我刚学会用这些计算机玩意儿。 Example sentencesExamples As to the differences between my Italian jobbie and the new version, they seem to be significant. ‘It's a good thing you didn't buy that $20 jobbie,’ he immediately explained. Dyant seems to sort out the black ones while Dynest has best results on the brown jobbies. So it's back to boring old bog-standard Nokia-supplied grey jobbie until I find a groovy new matt black one to replace it. Back then, I could have busted five hips, and the doctors would fix me up with a nice plastic jobbie faster than I could provide my OHIP number. He had become a complete art house junky who preferred a long, boring foreign jobbie to my Stallone pictures. My old digital camera might have been bulky but it was bloody efficient and was more like a proper 35 mm jobbie. Just pick off the little round jobbies, and give yourself invisible gold stars for going with the flow. The 64-bit jobbie, Clawhammer, is out and about sometime next year. Pine was also showing an MP3 player V a curious circular jobbie called the Palmp - 3. For your €54,890 start price, you get a very healthy 163 bhp from your 2-litre, five-cylinder jobbie, that gets you from 0-60 in just under ten. When I arrived in London 20 years ago, they sold fruit in the streets here - now it's plastic jobbies! It's one of those 50 question jobbies that you email to all your friends. This is the 2 litre direct injection jobbie you find in various other VWs and Audis and it's normally not bad. They were little cork-and-string jobbies you could barely see. It's one of those wireless jobbies and I was really looking forward to getting home and trying it out. 2British A lump of excrement. 〈英〉一块粪便 the dog would do jobbies on the neighbours' lawns Example sentencesExamples By hokey, you run an ad on telly with a mother not recognising her own son and wait for the jobbies to hit the fan. Definition of jobbie in US English: jobbie nounˈjäbē informal with modifier An object or product of a specified kind. （指明类别的）东西，玩意儿；产品 the room was a no-frills jobbie Example sentencesExamples For your €54,890 start price, you get a very healthy 163 bhp from your 2-litre, five-cylinder jobbie, that gets you from 0-60 in just under ten. Back then, I could have busted five hips, and the doctors would fix me up with a nice plastic jobbie faster than I could provide my OHIP number. The 64-bit jobbie, Clawhammer, is out and about sometime next year. My old digital camera might have been bulky but it was bloody efficient and was more like a proper 35 mm jobbie. Pine was also showing an MP3 player V a curious circular jobbie called the Palmp - 3. They were little cork-and-string jobbies you could barely see. It's one of those wireless jobbies and I was really looking forward to getting home and trying it out. This is the 2 litre direct injection jobbie you find in various other VWs and Audis and it's normally not bad. So it's back to boring old bog-standard Nokia-supplied grey jobbie until I find a groovy new matt black one to replace it. Just pick off the little round jobbies, and give yourself invisible gold stars for going with the flow. Dyant seems to sort out the black ones while Dynest has best results on the brown jobbies. ‘It's a good thing you didn't buy that $20 jobbie,’ he immediately explained. He had become a complete art house junky who preferred a long, boring foreign jobbie to my Stallone pictures. It's one of those 50 question jobbies that you email to all your friends. As to the differences between my Italian jobbie and the new version, they seem to be significant. When I arrived in London 20 years ago, they sold fruit in the streets here - now it's plastic jobbies!
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