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boy如何读

英：[bɔɪ]

美：[bɔɪ]

boy英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]男孩,少年 a young male person
[C]儿子 a son, especially a young one
[C]在某地出生的男人 a male person of any age from a particular place
[C]男仆 a male servant of any age
[C]对男性讲话时的称呼用语 used in forming phrases for addressing men

boy是什么意思

n. (名词)

（小）儿子
男孩
老兄，家伙（对男子的昵称）
少年，童子
服务员，勤杂人员；男仆，男侍
练习生
<美口>男子，男人
孩子气的男子，活泼的男子
男性劳工
青年
小伙子

v. (动词)

<罕>表现得像个男孩

boy词根

词根：boy

adj.

boyish 男孩的；孩子气的；（女孩）像男孩的

boyhood 童年，少年时代；男孩们

boy英英释义

noun

a male child from birth to adulthood

a ten-year-old boy

a child whose gender identity is male

Author Kyle Lukoff told Newsweek, Call Me Max and other books in the series are about a young trans boy figuring out who he is, making new friends, and sharing about himself with his family and community.—Samantha Lock

son

Even though it made them uncomfortable to have their boy talked about all over town, secretly, Nick's mom and dad were pleased.—Andrew Clements

an immature male a boy genius

separate the men from the boys

a male romantic partner : boyfriend, beau

a man or boy native to a given place

a local boy

man, person

the boys at the office

—used interjectionally to express intensity of feeling

Boy, what a game!

chiefly US slang a close male friend

Now, the receiver is getting a second chance, thanks to old friend Tom Brady. "Tom is my boy," [Antonio] Brown said Wednesday during his introductory video press conference in Tampa.—Michael Hurley

a male domesticated animal and especially a pet Jean Greening greets the birds in the aviary with whistles, kissing noises, and the phrase, "Who's a pretty boy?"—Current Science

Leo is a 2-year-old pit bull mix. … He loves receiving attention, getting pets and being told he is a good boy.—The Denver Post

dated, offensive a male servant or an enslaved man

disparaging + offensive —used to address a man of color and especially a Black manNote: The deeply offensive use of the word boy to address an adult man of color has a strong association with sense 5a and is a term expressive of racist condescension.

boy词组

little boy小男孩

boy friend男朋友

big boy大亨，大人物

baby boy男婴；小男孩

poor boy切开中间夹肉干酪蔬菜等的大三明治

bad boy坏男孩；不良少年

handsome boy帅小伙

old boy老生；（招呼用）老朋友

pretty boy漂亮男孩；脂粉气十足的男人；矫揉造作的男子

new boy新来的男孩；新人

golden boy有成就的男人

boy scoutn. 童子军；过于理想而不切实际者；单纯的政治家

office boy小弟；工友

whipping boy代罪羔羊，代人受罪者

lazy boyn. 懒惰的男孩

ball boyn. （给打网球的人捡球的）球童

game boy掌上游戏机；热衷于电子游戏的男孩

newspaper boy报童

astro boy铁臂阿童木（日本的漫画机器人）

boy wonder神童；青年才俊

boy词源中文解释

公元13世纪， boie “仆人，平民，流氓”（通常是年轻男性）; 公元1300年，“恶棍，暴徒，流氓; 顽童”，14世纪中期作为“青春期前的男孩”（可能是从“顽童”意义上延伸的）。一个起源不明的词。

可能来自古法语 embuie “被束缚的人”，来自通俗拉丁语 *imboiare，来自拉丁语 boia “腿铁，轭，皮颈圈”，来自希腊语 boeiai dorai “牛皮”。（“男孩”的词在印欧语言地图上也有“仆人，侍从”的双重含义——比较意大利语 ragazzo，法语 garçon，希腊语 pais，中古英语 knave，古教会斯拉夫语 otroku ——往往很难说哪个含义先出现。）

但它似乎也与东弗里西亚语 boi “年轻绅士”相同，也许与荷兰语 boef “流氓”相同，来自中古荷兰语 boeve，也许来自中低地德语 buobe。这表明与 babe 之间存在渐进关系。另一个猜测：

In Old English, only the proper name Boia has been recorded. ME boi meant 'churl, servant' and (rarely) 'devil.' In texts, the meaning 'male child' does not antedate 1400. ModE boy looks like a semantic blend of an onomatopoeic word for an evil spirit (*boi) and a baby word for 'brother' (*bo). [Liberman]

在古英语中，只有 Boia 这个专有名词被记录下来。ME boi 的意思是“农夫，仆人”和（很少）“魔鬼”。在文本中，“男孩”的含义不早于1400年。现代英语 boy 看起来像是一个恶魔的拟声词（*boi）和一个“兄弟”的婴儿语词（*bo）的语义混合。[Liberman]

在中古英语中轻蔑地用于年轻男子，也用于熟悉或轻蔑犯罪分子或武装部队中的男子。在一些地方使用“男人”，没有年龄限制（OED 列出了“在康沃尔，爱尔兰，美国西部遥远的地方”）。公元1600年左右出现了“男性黑奴或任何年龄的亚洲个人仆人”的含义。

扩展形式 boyo 出现于1870年。强调的感叹词 oh, boy 出现于1917年。Boy-meets-girl “典型的传统浪漫”来自1945年; 这个短语本身来自1934年的戏剧公式。Boy-crazy “渴望与男性交往”来自1923年。

A noticable number of the modern words for 'boy', 'girl', and 'child' were originally colloquial nicknames, derogatory or whimsical, in part endearing, and finally commonplace. These, as is natural, are of the most diverse, and in part obscure, origin. [Buck]

现代“男孩”，“女孩”和“孩子”的许多词语最初是俚语绰号，贬义或异想天开的，部分是亲昵的，最终变得司空见惯。这些，自然而然地，起源多样，部分含义模糊。[Buck]

boy_体育行业词汇

少年男子运动员

骑手

boy词源英文解释

Middle English

The first known use of boy was in the 14th century

boy儿童词典英英释义

boynoun

a male child from birth to young manhood

son sense 1a

boynoun

a male child from birth to young manhood

son sense 1a

boynoun

a male child from birth to young manhood

son sense 1a

boynoun

a male child from birth to young manhood

son sense 1a

boyfriendnoun

a male friend

a frequent or regular male companion in a romantic relationship

boycott1 of 2verb

to join with others in refusing to deal with a person, organization, or country usually to express disapproval or to force acceptance of terms

boycott2 of 2noun

the process or an instance of boycotting

boycott1 of 2verb

to join with others in refusing to deal with a person, organization, or country usually to express disapproval or to force acceptance of terms

boycott2 of 2noun

the process or an instance of boycotting

boynoun

a male child from birth to young manhood

son sense 1a

boy 例句

1 She took me to the front of the room and spoke to the other boys and girls.

2 A young boy was arrested by the police for robbing passengers.

一名少年因截劫路人被警方拘留.

3 There were over fifteen people, mostly young boys, some girls, and a few adults.

4 I could hear the muffled shouts of the other kids being chased by the boy who was It.

5 For the first few days at Princeton, the boys kicked back and luxuriated in the posh surroundings of the hotel and country club.

6 “Only for a time. You will return. For the boy, if for no other reason.”

7 They wanted to play only with boys, and they made it clear that in their minds it was a mistake that a girl had entered the Maull family.

8 And I didn’t even think, the whole way over there, that they weren’t going to let the O-Hall boys into the dance once we got there, but that’s exactly what was going to happen.

9 “Hardly a fair trade, is it? A head full of coppery curls in return for a living boy? A son?”

10 The boys poking each other and grabbing for the last biscuit.

11 “The boy seems pleasant and well spoken, but...”

12 We two black boys, each working for ten dollars a week, stood staring at each other, thinking, comparing the motives of the absent white man, each asking himself if he could believe the other.

13 “Jesus,” said Mack afterwards talking to the boys.

14 It was cold but not too cold—the boys were standing outside the garage making noise, as usual.

15 The man picked it up and shook it and he sat and pulled the cylinder pin and handed it to the boy.

16 “Will you have more?” asked the boy indifferently.

17 ‘Meanwhile, I want to ask you to do something,’ said the wise man, handing the boy a teaspoon that held two drops of oil.

18 These words coming out of any other boy’s mouth would sound like hyperbole or plain old trash talk, but Boy21 is dead serious.

19 “Look at me when I talk to you, boy,” the first man said.

20 The boy who was eating popcorn asks for a key to the bathroom.