brack

[bræk]
  • n. 分等,挑选;(爱尔兰)果子面包
  • n. (Brack)人名;(英、法、德、西)布拉克
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brack (adj.)
"salty, briny," 1510s, from Dutch brak "brackish," probably from Middle Dutch brak "worthless," a word also used in commercial trade and which also made its way into early Modern English.
1. He's plain Brack - Brain , who cannot even cope with such a small matter.
他真是个笨蛋, 连这点小事都干不了.

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