bookie

英 [ˈbʊki]

美 [ˈbʊki]

n. 同 bookmaker; 赌注登记人

Collins.1 / BNC.25668 / COCA.22473

柯林斯词典

noun

a gambler who accepts and pays off bets (especially on horse races)
Synonym:bookmaker

With a high level of your bookie, you can play high bettings.
凭借一个高级的赌场工作者，你可以进行更高的投注。
Rod owed his bookie$ 40000.
rod之前欠了4万美元。
Because he already does not like with each kind of target localization number, is also not familiar with in the bookie spends the great time.
因为他既不喜欢用各种指标定位号码，也不习惯在投注站花费大把时间。
After returning to the city, his first matter has soaked for one day in the bookie.
回到城市后，他第一件事就是在投注站泡了一天。
Max was a bookie till he got into drugs.
马克斯在卖毒品前是个赌注登记经纪人。
This is going to be an English bookie joke, isn't it?
你们在说足球赌博的笑话吧？
The color people usually must purchase the lottery ticket to the nearby bookie.
彩民们通常要到附近的投注站购买彩票。
Actually, Jimmy killed Louie the bookie.
事实上，吉米杀的是赌注员路易。
You will need a bookie to place high bettings on matches.
你需要一个赌场工作者在比赛里进行高投注。
I am an abstract artist, a concrete analyst, and a ruthless bookie.
抽象派艺术家，具体的分析家，无情的的赌马人。