in the PONS Dictionary
jack1 [ʤæk] N
Jack [ʤæk] N
I. cheap-jack [ˈtʃi:pʤæk] dated N
ˈjack plug N Brit ELEC
jump·ing ˈjack N
1. jumping jack (firework):
2. jumping jack (toy figure):
4. jumping jack SPORTS:
ˈyel·low jack N
1. yellow jack no pl Am sl (yellow fever):
2. yellow jack NAUT:
I. jack up VB trans
ˈjack-in-the-box N
jack of all ˈtrades <pl jacks of all trades> N
1. jack of all trades (handyman):
2. jack of all trades (able to do many jobs):
jack-o'-ˈlan·tern N Am
| I | jack |
|---|---|
| you | jack |
| he/she/it | jacks |
| we | jack |
| you | jack |
| they | jack |
| I | jacked |
|---|---|
| you | jacked |
| he/she/it | jacked |
| we | jacked |
| you | jacked |
| they | jacked |
| I | have | jacked |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | jacked |
| he/she/it | has | jacked |
| we | have | jacked |
| you | have | jacked |
| they | have | jacked |
| I | had | jacked |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | jacked |
| he/she/it | had | jacked |
| we | had | jacked |
| you | had | jacked |
| they | had | jacked |
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