英:[ˈklɒdhɒpə(r)]
美:[ˈklɑdhɑpə(r)]
英:[ˈklɒdhɒpə(r)]
美:[ˈklɑdhɑpə(r)]
clod·hop·per
klad ha pr
复数:clodhoppers
noun
an unsophisticated country person; crude person; bumpkin.
(pl.) heavy, high-topped work shoes.
1690年代,俚语,“在犁地上工作的人,乡下人”,来自 clod(名词)和 hop(动词)的代理名词。类似意义的词还有 clod-breaker, clod-crusher; 在这个词中,也许是对 grasshopper 的玩笑。1836年,这个词的意义扩展到这些工人穿的鞋。
The first known use of clodhopper was in 1709
clone1 of 2noun
the whole collection of offspring produced asexually from an individual (as a plant increased by grafting)
an individual grown from a single body cell of its parent and having the same genes as its parent
clone2 of 2verb
to make a clone from
clone1 of 2noun
the whole collection of offspring produced asexually from an individual (as a plant increased by grafting)
an individual grown from a single body cell of its parent and having the same genes as its parent
clone2 of 2verb
to make a clone from
clone1 of 2noun
the whole collection of offspring produced asexually from an individual (as a plant increased by grafting)
an individual grown from a single body cell of its parent and having the same genes as its parent
clone2 of 2verb
to make a clone from
clone1 of 2noun
the whole collection of offspring produced asexually from an individual (as a plant increased by grafting)
an individual grown from a single body cell of its parent and having the same genes as its parent
clone2 of 2verb
to make a clone from
cloister1 of 2noun
monastery, convent
monastic life
a covered usually arched passage along or around a court
cloister2 of 2verb
to shut away from the world in or as if in a cloister
leads a cloistered life
to surround with a cloister
cloistered gardens
clog1 of 2noun
something that hinders or holds back
a clog in the drain
a shoe or sandal having a thick usually wooden sole
clog2 of 2verb
to get in the way of
to block passage through
to fill or become filled beyond capacity
heavy traffic clogged the roads
clog1 of 2noun
something that hinders or holds back
a clog in the drain
a shoe or sandal having a thick usually wooden sole
clog2 of 2verb
to get in the way of
to block passage through
to fill or become filled beyond capacity
heavy traffic clogged the roads
clog1 of 2noun
something that hinders or holds back
a clog in the drain
a shoe or sandal having a thick usually wooden sole
clog2 of 2verb
to get in the way of
to block passage through
to fill or become filled beyond capacity
heavy traffic clogged the roads
clog1 of 2noun
something that hinders or holds back
a clog in the drain
a shoe or sandal having a thick usually wooden sole
clog2 of 2verb
to get in the way of
to block passage through
to fill or become filled beyond capacity
heavy traffic clogged the roads
clodhoppernoun
a person who is living or raised in the country
a large heavy shoe
1 The creator of wealth is the superior intelligence that conceives something better than this clodhopper's daily task.
2 This may sound dull as ditch water to those who believe that the “flyover” states are inhabited largely by clodhoppers, fundamentalist zealots and loudmouthed Babbitts.
3 And I don’t believe he is a clodhopper.
4 To give up a strong place like this to a parcel of clodhoppers--it is absurd!
5 "Like a mum buying a school blazer in August, she insisted to all the clodhopper contestants that there was 'plenty of room for growth'. Len wouldn't have been so kind. Len who?"
6 "Hello, there; where are you goin', you chuckle-headed clodhoppers?" yelled the men on another train rushing down from a different direction.
7 The Mercury who, in the green bronze, floats upwards like a bubble, would jump like a clodhopper in the dingy white plaster.
8 Still, the Rubicon 392 is a royal handful, a bellowing musclebound clodhopper on 33-inch tires.
9 A requiem for making an effort, Jacobs' bid for fashion and formality was remarkable in a season when so many collections featured casual layers, low-key luxe and comfy clodhopper shoes.
10 “No, no,” she said, “don’t grab your skirt like some clodhopper. Think of making wings, like an angel. Like this. Now sink. Slowly! Don’t plummet, child—you’re not a rock.”
11 This prince of baths would, we verily believe, change the dullest clodhopper to a wit for a time, and convert the prosiest old antiquarian into a poet.
12 She must make a good match of course, not throw herself away upon any clodhopper in this wretched hole.
13 "She looked down at my army boots and said, 'I don't know whether we can or not with those clodhoppers you're wearing," recalled Mr Spear to the Ottawa Citizen during the couple's 72nd wedding anniversary.
14 I just wasn’t ready to scuttle around at belt level in clodhoppers.
15 It was truly a novel kind of amusement to enjoy the patronage of such a clodhopper; but it was one infinitely rich in the comic.
16 An Irish parson of the old school, in whom a perception of the ridiculous was developed with a Rabelaisian breadth of appreciation, was asked by a clodhopper to explain the meaning of a miracle.
17 Any clodhopper, lout, any libertine, any moral leper could own you for life, in exchange for the papers!
18 Only look at the attempts in verse of the common run of clodhoppers.
19 I do not want that clodhopper handling my rare antiques!
20 The worthy Mr. Hudny, as former managers had done, treated the peasants as clowns and clodhoppers.
2 农夫
agr. agric. dirty-neck gully-jumper stump-jumper rustic hob tiller cob bucolic Carl homespun husbandman agriculturist jake Hodge plowman landman hobnail sodbuster plower
3 蠢人
dip ass balloon idiot noodle jerk clown plank dummy donkey boob nana goon spud jackass clunk goop crackpot cluck dunce clod knucklehead divvy oaf langer dullard fathead cuddy dunderhead drongo fribble gowk bubblehead goofus squarehead josser stupe omadhaun feather-brain clodpole mouth-breather a right one
4 粗鄙的人
5 傻瓜
stupid header dip ass silly goat idiot sap jerk goose COD donkey dope goof dill goon joker muppet dipstick loon booby chump twit goop loggerhead simpleton clod charlie dumbo cretin pinhead knucklehead dingbat divvy bonehead arsehole airhead doofus dolt coot klutz nitwit mook meathead ninny nelly fathead schmo scut putz numbskull ding-dong prat berk simp nong lamer bogan noddy hoon muggins halfwit diddy chucklehead dumbhead flapdoodle pillock dum-dum ding-a-ling birdbrain nerk damfool goofus schnook plonker thicko stupe muttonhead chowderhead knobhead juggins schlepper twonk gobdaw boofhead clodpole sumph dingleberry pea-brain wooden-head pudding-head ning-nong bollix Simple Simon cloth head silly billy
6 笨蛋
mutton-head dim-wit ass silly idiot sap goose pudding clot dummy dope moron goof fucker jackass chump twit wally twerp simpleton twat cretin knucklehead oaf dolt duffer nitwit blockhead ninny nincompoop berk muggins numskull dumb-bell pin-head fat-head pea-brain stupid Turkey meatball dumbbell joker mutt spastic dickhead crackpot bozo clod dumbo deadhead schmuck arsehole schlemiel dimwit dullard dunderhead halfwit blankety pillock schnook thickie saphead peabrain blankety-blank chinless wonder tool fool turkey lug dick asshole prick tit retard arse bugger cunt booby dork charlie pinhead dingbat bonehead airhead doofus shithead half-wit fathead putz numbskull lummox fuckwit galah birdbrain plonker thicko twirp piss artist knuckle-dragger mug jerk clown muppet dipstick imbecile coot schmo prat drongo nit lunkhead thickhead lamebrain squarehead tomfool numpty twonk boofhead
11 笨拙之人
13 笨人
dodunk mess fool noodle lobster muff zany chump gawk loggerhead simpleton dunce pinhead softie coot gosling gawky ninny nincompoop noddy lunkhead sawney moke looby foozle ninnyhammer mopoke joskin oxhead clodpate sawny malthorse merry-andrew softhead woodhead thickhead muttonhead woodenhead tom nobody pudding head bone top dry hole