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jam·my /ˈdʒæmi/ adjective British English 1 LUCKY[only before noun] informal lucky – used especially when someone has got something good without having to use any special effort or skill 幸运的，运气好的 The jammy devil won £1,000. 这个走运的家伙赢了 1,000英镑。2. covered in jam, or like jam 满是果酱的；似果酱的Examples from the Corpusjammy• Typical cherry, jammy aroma and flavour of the Gamay grape.• That jammy bugger Steve has got out of the washing up again.• Cabernet Sauvignon: A massive jammy concentration of fruit.Origin jammy (1800-1900) money for jam; → MONEYjam·my adjectiveChineseSyllable has – especially Corpus good used got lucky someone something when |