wildcat

n.

野猫；脾气暴躁的人；

adj.

（商业上或财务上）鲁莽的，冒险的；

复数：wildcats

wildcat well初探井

1. The old man kicked the wildcat downstairs.
   那个老人将那只野猫踢下楼。
2. The cry of a wildcat can send chills down one's backbone.
   野猫的叫声令人毛骨悚然。

1. Drilling there would be strictly a wildcat operation.
   在那里钻井绝对是一次盲目的行动。
2. Most of the workers have participated in the wildcat strike.
   大多数工人参与了未经工会允许的罢工。

1. The miners will wildcat next month.
   矿工们准备下月擅自开掘油井。

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