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- Dictionaryroughneck/ˈrʌfnɛk/
noun
- 1. a rough and uncouth person: "the usual roughnecks and gangsters"
- 2. an oil rig worker.
verb
- 1. work on an oil rig: "he gave up college to roughneck on wells in west Texas"
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Roughneck is a noun that can mean a worker on an oil rig or a rough and rude person, mainly in US and Australian English. Learn more about the word, its pronunciation and translations, and see examples from various sources.
- English (US)
ROUGHNECK meaning: 1. a worker on an oil rig (= a large...
- Znaczenie Roughneck, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary
roughneck definicja: 1. a worker on an oil rig (= a large...
- Roughneck in Traditional Chinese
ROUGHNECK translate: 石油鑽井工,油井工人, (通常指男性)粗魯的人,粗暴的人. Learn...
- Roughneck in Simplified Chinese
ROUGHNECK translate: 石油钻井工,油井工人, (通常指男性)粗鲁的人,粗暴的人. Learn...
- Cambridge English Dictionary에서의 의미
roughneck 의미, 정의, roughneck의 정의: 1. a worker on an oil rig...
- Roughhoused
roughhoused definition: 1. past simple and past participle...
- English (US)
A roughneck is a rough or uncouth person, a rowdy, tough worker of an oil-well-drilling crew, or an adjective for something suitable for such a person. Learn more about the word history, synonyms, examples, and usage of roughneck.
A roughneck is a troublemaker who gets in a lot of fights and doesn’t have good manners. Roughnecks are also men who work at dangerous, grueling hard-labor jobs. Maybe that’s why they’re so mad.
Roughneck definition: a rough, coarse person; a tough.. See examples of ROUGHNECK used in a sentence.
ROUGHNECK meaning: 1. a worker on an oil rig (= a large piece of equipment for getting oil from underground) 2. a…. Learn more.
A roughneck is a rude, violent, or uncouth person, or a worker on an oil rig. Find out more meanings, translations, and examples of roughneck in different contexts.
A roughneck is someone who operates an oil well or is a violent person. Learn more about the word forms, synonyms, pronunciation, and examples of roughneck in different contexts.