英:[ˈbʌmpkɪn]
美:[ˈbʌmpkɪn, ˈbʌm-]
英:[ˈbʌmpkɪn]
美:[ˈbʌmpkɪn, ˈbʌm-]
复数:bumpkins
"笨拙的乡下人",1560年代,可能来自中古荷兰语 bommekijn "小桶",是 boom "树"的小型词(参见 beam(n.))。显然,尽管它本身是荷兰语,但它最初是对荷兰人矮小而丰满的贬义称呼。这个荷兰词在1630年代以更字面的意义进入英语,作为航海用语 bumkin "从船的每个四分之一突出的短桅杆"。
Noun (1) perhaps from Dutch bommekijn small cask, from Middle Dutch, from bomme cask Noun (2) probably from Dutch boomken, diminutive of boom tree
The first known use of bumpkin was in 1570
bunchgrassnoun
any of several grasses chiefly of the western U.S. that grow in bunches
bunch1 of 2noun
a number of things of the same kind
a bunch of grapes
group entry 1 sense 1, collection
a bunch of friends
a large amount : lot
a bunch of money
bunch2 of 2verb
to gather in a bunch
bunch1 of 2noun
a number of things of the same kind
a bunch of grapes
group entry 1 sense 1, collection
a bunch of friends
a large amount : lot
a bunch of money
bunch2 of 2verb
to gather in a bunch
bunch1 of 2noun
a number of things of the same kind
a bunch of grapes
group entry 1 sense 1, collection
a bunch of friends
a large amount : lot
a bunch of money
bunch2 of 2verb
to gather in a bunch
bunnoun
a sweet or plain small breadespecially: a round roll
a knot of hair shaped like a bun
bum1 of 5noun
buttock sense 2a
bum2 of 5adjective
inferior sense 3, worthless
bum advice
not true or deserved
a bum rap
not enjoyable
a bum trip
unable to work properly : disabled
a bum knee
bum3 of 5verb
to wander around avoiding work
to obtain by asking or begging
bum a ride
bum4 of 5noun
a person who avoids work and tries to live off others
tramp entry 2 sense 1, hobo
bum5 of 5verb
sadden—usually used with out
the news really bummed me out
bumpyadjective
marked by bumps or bumping bumpy skin
a bumpy ride
bump1 of 2noun
a forceful blow, shock, or jolt
a rounded lumpespecially: a swelling of tissue (as from a blow)
bump2 of 2verb
to strike or knock against something with force or violence
to move along unevenly : jolt
bumpkinnoun
rustic entry 2, yokel
1 But while Mr. Grigòlo may not have been able to tame his magnetism to play a bumpkin with low self esteem, his energy was irresistible and his Nemorino ultimately endearing.
2 Yeah , she was definitely a country bumpkin . Were you able to understand her?
Larry, 你觉不觉得那个在农场工作的女孩和城市女孩很不一样?
3 “No, it was good thinking. I don’t speak fluent bumpkin and he’ll be more likely to open up to someone who does.”
4 These skirts are chic, fresh and modern, rather than stuffy or country bumpkin.
5 Youre dead, bunny bumpkin.
你死定了,土包子兔子。
6 Named for their stereotyped lead character a country bumpkin named toby these shows appeal to a rural carnival audience with a play based on wholesome homespun slapstick humor.
它根据他们的老套主角——一位叫托比的乡巴佬命名,这些风格健康、朴素和滑稽幽默的演出受到了广大乡村观众的欢迎。
7 Memphis, a guitar-strumming gentle giant with a country bumpkin way — touchingly incarnated by Sheldon D. Brown — is the main target of Waters’ irrational ire.
8 “He wasn’t a rube or a bumpkin, but he also didn’t grow up in the big city, so he retained the perspective of an outsider who was embraced by those who had.”
9 A bumpkin went to a big city for the first time.
一个乡下佬第一次去大城市。
10 Frog : Hey , I'm no country bumpkin!
嘿, 我不是乡下土包子!
11 In Russia, people heard a man who could never finish a sentence or get to the punch line—and whose accent marked him, to the end, as a country bumpkin.
12 There was a point to this, killing off all manner of confused extraneous bumpkins, dropping the "Farm" and turning the show into a bizarre proto-Skins.
13 Biographers of Bruckner typically note a gap between his bumpkin exterior and interior genius.
14 The show tries to put her actions in a context of rural economic malaise and male entitlement, but it mostly condescends to her, and Lyle comes off as a hapless bumpkin.
15 His schoolmates took him a country bumpkin. In fact, he from an influential family.
他的同窗把他当成乡巴佬, 其实他的家庭很有背景.
16 Beneath the polished veneer, he is a country bumpkin.
尽管有着优雅的外表,他不过是个乡巴佬。
17 Bumpkin asks: " Be defecate or pee? "
乡巴佬问: “ 是大便还是小便? ”
18 “Breaking” was the story of the bumpkin let loose in the big city, like “Babe” with people instead of a pig, while “Mafia” is thugs in black felt hats.
19 And the bumpkin stood it humbly, blubbering a little and sucking his teeth.
20 Lasso is initially portrayed as a naïve bumpkin with little understanding of the sport, his team or the country he’s living in.
1 土老帽儿
3 乡巴佬
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