jockey

noun

1. someone employed to ride horses in horse races

2. an operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus

e.g. he's a truck jockey
a computer jockey
a disc jockey

verb

1. ride a racehorse as a professional jockey

2. defeat someone through trickery or deceit

Synonym: cheatchouseshaftscrewchicane

3. compete (for an advantage or a position)

1. 赛马骑师
A jockey is someone who rides a horse in a race.

2. 耍各种手腕获取；用尽手段谋取
If you say that someone is jockeying for something, you mean that they are using whatever methods they can in order to get it or do it before their competitors can get it or do it.

e.g. The rival political parties are already jockeying for power...
相互竞争的政党已经在耍各种手段争权夺势了。
e.g. Already, both sides are jockeying to belittle the other side.
双方已经在使出浑身解数贬低对方了。

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1. 骑师：弗朗西斯见状顺手从背后拿起棒球棒,在空中轮了一个半圆砸中了骑师(Jockey)的小脑袋,顿时骑师(Jockey)的脑袋像是被砸爆的西瓜一样四分五裂,黑色的脑浆洒落四周散发出浓浓的恶臭.

2. 赛马的骑师：白袜教头吉恩(Ozzie Guillen)形容他是像赛马的骑师(jockey),但吉恩对佩卓亚的球技赞赏不已,还批评媒体只要看是不是能打全垒打或攻分去决定MVP是错的.

3. 骑士：马主人(owner)和骑士(jockey)可以得到十二万五千元的奖金,上面还写说维多利亚省 (Victoria) 的deal给我负责做,

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4. 赛马骑师：赛马骑师还活在一个赛马骑师(JOCKEY)做为游戏之外的一个BOSS,具活在可以掌握求生之路武器作幸活者举措的才干这个新的敌人可没有简单,没有过它并没有像其它的敌人一样一顾个女就感到很吓人.