la-di-da如何读

英:[ˌlɑ: di ˈdɑ:]

美:[ˌlɑdiˈdɑ]

la-di-da是什么意思

  • adj.

    装模作样的,时髦的;

  • n.

    装模作样的人;

  • int.

    嘻嘻!;

  • vi.

    装腔作势;

  • la-di-da英英释义

    adjective

    affectedly or pretentiously elegant or refined in manners or tastes Iris was a freshman at Climping Academy, the Santa Teresa private school located in Horton Ravine, which was so la-di-da, it totally freaked her out.—Sue Grafton

    … they soon became civilized. Two years later Fabyan saw them in Westminster Palace, dressed like la-di-da English courtiers.—Samuel Eliot Morison

    adjective

    affectedly or pretentiously elegant or refined in manners or tastes Iris was a freshman at Climping Academy, the Santa Teresa private school located in Horton Ravine, which was so la-di-da, it totally freaked her out.—Sue Grafton

    … they soon became civilized. Two years later Fabyan saw them in Westminster Palace, dressed like la-di-da English courtiers.—Samuel Eliot Morison

    la-di-da词源中文解释

    嘲笑受影响的绅士风度,1874年,是对“时髦”说话方式的嘲弄模仿。比较 lardy-dardy(1859年)。

    la-di-da词源英文解释

    perhaps alteration of lardy-dardy foppish

    The first known use of la-di-da was in 1881

    la-di-da 例句

    1 there's no need to be la-di-da with your friends—we all know that classy accent is a put-on

    2 I can't stand her or her la-di-da friends.

    我受不了她或她那些惺惺作态的朋友。

    3 I wouldn't trust them in spite of all their la-di-da manners.

    尽管他们处处显得很高雅的样子,我还是不相信他们。

    4 I can't stand her or her la - di - da friends.

    我受不了她或她那些惺惺作态的朋友.

    5 He always speaks in a la - di - da voice when he's talking to his employer.

    他与上司讲话时声音总是故作文雅.

    la-di-da 同义词

    6 故作清高的

    lah-di-dah

    9 装模作样的态度

    air

    11 装模作样的人

    seem dude

    13 拿腔拿调的

    plummy

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