英:[hɪk]
美:[hɪk]
英:[hɪk]
美:[hɪk]
复数:hicks
Noun
1. not very intelligent or interested in culture
Adjective
1. awkwardly simple and provincial;
"bumpkinly country boys"
"rustic farmers"
"a hick town"
"the nightlife of Montmartre awed the unsophisticated tourists"
14世纪晚期, Hikke,是男性名字 Richard 的一种常见昵称(类似于 Hod 来自 Robert, Hodge 来自 Roger)。"笨拙的乡巴佬"的意思在1700年已经确立(参见 rube); 早期它是旅店老板、马车夫等的特征名字(14世纪晚期),可能是通过头韵诗的方式传播的。这个形容词的记录可以追溯到1914年。
A hick town is one where there is no place to go where you shouldn't be. [attributed to U.S. humorist Robert Quillen (1887-1948)]
"乡巴佬小镇是一个你去哪里都不应该去的地方。" [据美国幽默作家罗伯特·奎伦(1887-1948)]
NounHick, nickname for Richard
The first known use of hick was in 1669
hide1 of 3verb
to put or get out of sight : conceal hid in a closet
hide a treasure
to keep secret
hide one's grief
to screen from view clouds hid the sun
a house hidden by trees
to seek protection or avoid responsibility
hide2 of 3noun
the skin of an animal whether raw or dressed
hide3 of 3verb
to give a beating to
hickorynoun
any of a genus of North American trees related to the walnut and having an edible nut with a hard shell
the usually tough pale wood of a hickory
hicknoun
an awkward or simple person especially from a small town or the country
1 The images of people gathering on Florida beaches conjure the dynamics of the Florida Man meme, which delights in the broad-brush painting of Floridians as criminally stupid hicks.
2 Since then there have been other archetypes: the whimsical outlaw, the nouveau hick, the handsome lover man.
3 Don had fixed a Coke machine for those creepy hicks.
4 Big Smo, an oversize guy with an outsize personality, hails from Unionville, Tenn., and is a purveyor of “hick hop,” a Southern rock/country sound with a smidge of hip-hop mixed in.
5 In this movie, Black and Brown people work with one another and with white folk who are not murderous hicks.
6 You look like a hick!
这看起来很俗!
7 Zeffira grew up in "a little hick town" in Canada, notable only for having the world's largest lead and zinc smelter.
8 “What impressed me is that he is written in the vernacular of a hick,” he said.
9 Charles Haggerty was an intelligent man with a “gruff country exterior” that made him look like the stereotypical “country bumpkin hick,” Haggerty says.
10 As a teenager growing up in a small hick town in Ontario, it really bothered me as a closeted gay kid.
11 McDougal admitted that she had refused a court order to testify because she didn’t trust Starr and his chief deputy, Hick Ewing.
麦克道戈尔承认,她曾拒绝出庭作证的传唤令,原因是她不信任斯塔尔和他的主要副手希克·尤因。
12 He is an obnoxious hick.
他是个讨厌的乡巴佬。
13 ...a crummy little hick hotel.
脏兮兮的乡下小旅店
14 One of my students last semester came from a small town in the mountains of southwest Virginia; she sometimes apologized for her “hick accent.”
15 When I was young, I don't know anything about this world. I live in a hick town and I have never leave from there, I spent over there for 12 years.
当我还小的时候,我对这个世界一无所知,我生活在一个乡下小镇,从来没有离开过那里,而且我在那里度过了12年的时间。
16 "I never thought someone from a little rural hick town could actually compete with the bigger city high schools," she says.
“我从来没想过一个来自乡下小镇的人竟然能够和来自大城市的高中生进行竞争,”他说。
17 Six sick hick nick six slick bricks with picks and sticks.
六个生病的乡下人用十字镐和木棒在挖六块光滑的砖头.
18 They arrive in the hick town full of scorn and superiority, making all the cliched jokes about the locale and its folky inhabitants.
19 They come into town and call us all a bunch of hicks and think it’s too small to hold them.
20 Mr.Green is the editor of some hick newspaper in Georgia.
格林先生是偌治亚洲某家乡村报纸的编辑。
1 乡巴佬的
2 尸体
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7 乡巴佬
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8 乡下的
10 乡下佬
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11 乡下人
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