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是否有英語的俚語來表達事情變化多端難以預料
pull the rug out from underneath someone 地毯從腳下被抽出（事出意外）
up in the air 掛在空中（懸而未決）
美國俚語大全
以下是美國俚語大全
A
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
aint is not
awesome very good, great, cool, exiting, tight, enjoyable
B
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
baby('s) mama the mother of someone's child
baller 1. someone who is very good at sports (usually basketball or football)
2. someone who is very successful
bootleg something that has been recorded illegally (usually movies, DVDs, etc.)
booty a butt, rear end, buttocks
badonkadunk a butt, booty, buttocks
beezy girl, woman (could be considered rude)
bejamins $100 dollar bills
to be bent on doing something to be very determined to do something
a big deal very important
a bill $100
bizzle girl, woman (could be considered rude)
to blast music to play music very loudly
bling shiny jewelry
bogus counterfeit, fake, not real
to bounce to leave
bows elbows
brawl a physical fight involving many people
brizzle girl, woman (could be considered rude)
broad girl, woman (could be considered rude)
to break someone's pockets to cost (someone) a lot of money (be very expensive for someone)
to be broke to have very little or no money
bubbly champagne
to bump music to play music loudly
bucks dollar bills (money)
to bust something to break something
to get busted to get in trouble for something
to buy time to stall or delay something in order to give someone more time to do something
C
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
cash a way to say money
cell, celly a cellular phone
change a lot of money
a cheap shot a hit or punch when someone is not expecting it
cheddar a way to say money
cheese a way to say money
chi-city (pronounced "sha city") chicago
chi-town (pronounced "sha town") chicago
chica a way to say girl (actually is the Spanish word for girl)
chick girl, woman (could be considered rude)
to chill out to relax, to be relaxing, to be calm
cop a police officer
to cop something to get something
cougar a lady that pursues, and is attracted to, significantly younger men
crooked cop a police officer that acts illegally or unethically
crunk 1. Very fun, exciting, cool, awesome
2. To be under the alcohol and marijuana at the same time
to cut a rug to dance
D
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
deez these
to have deep pockets to have a lot of money
DJ disk jockey (person who plays the music at a party or club)
diss an offensive comment
the dirty south the states in the south east corner of the United States
to diss someone to say something offensive to someone
donk a butt, booty, buttocks (same as 'donque' or 'badonkadonk')
donque a butt, booty, buttocks
dough a way to say money
dope 1. very cool, exciting, tight, awesome
2. a way to say marijuana
drawers a way to say underwear
to drop money on something to spend money on something
E
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to eye something to see something, to look at something
F
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
fake counterfeit, not real
fly very attractive
G
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
a G 1. $1,000
2. a gangster
to get into it with someone to start arguing or fighting with someone
getting paid making a lot of money
ghetto a very poor area of a city
gnarly very good, cool, awesome, enjoyable (pronounced "narly")
gold digger a woman that is dating someone for their money
a grand $1,000
a groupie a person (usually a girl) that follows a rock band, or rap artist with the intent of spending time with them
green a way to say money
grenade an overweight, unattractive girl (made popular by TV series Jersey Shore). Also see 'landmine' below.
grill 1. the front (usually metal) section on a car
2. someone's teeth
H
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
hater someone that is jealous, dislikes something, or does not approve of something
to hang out to be speding time somewhere or with someone
hangover the negative effects of alcohol the day after heavy drinking
to be high to under the influence of drugs
high tops a kind of shoe that ends just above the ankle
to hit something 1. to go somewhere
2. to eat, drink, or smoke something
home boy a friend (male)
honey an attractive girl or lady
homey a friend (male)
hustler a person that does whatever needed to make money (usually by illegal actions)
I
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
ice diamonds
to be iced out to be wearing a lot of diamonds
ill very good, cool, tight, awesome, great
to be "in" to be in style, stylish, or cool (usually used when talking about fashion)
J
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
jacked up very excited, full of energy
to jack something to steal something
a jam a song
a joint a marijuana cigarette
the joint prison
junk in the trunk a butt, booty, buttocks
K
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to keep it real to not act against ones values or beliefs, to be true
kicks a way to say shoes
to knock someone out to hit someone so hard they lose consciousness
to get knocked up to accidently get pregnant (usually outside of marriage)
knockoff something that is fake, not real (purse, shoes, etc.)
a knockout a very attractive female
to kick the bucket to die
L
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
landmine an (skinny) unattractive girl (made popular by TV series Jersey Shore). Also see 'Grenade' above.
legit 1. very good, cool, awesome, tight
2. real, not counterfeit, honest
loco crazy (actually Spanish word for "crazy")
locked up to be in jail
to be on lock down to be forbidden to go anywhere
to be locked in to be commited to doing something
to lock something up when something is guaranteed to happen, something will surely happen due to someone's actions
M
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to mess something up to do something wrong, to ruin something
money maker a butt, booty, buttocks
to make bank to make a lot of money
N
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
nada nothing, none (acutally is Spanish word for zero)
O
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to be off the chain to be very exciting, cool, enjoyable
to be off the hinges to be very exciting, cool, enjoyable
old lady wife
P
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to be packing heat to be carrying a gun
paper a way to say money
pimp 1. very cool, tight, awesome, fun, enjoyable
2. a male that is very successful with females
player a male with many girlfriends
po po police, police officer
to pop someone to punch someone
what's popping? what's going on?
to be popping off to be very lively, exciting, fun, enjoyable
props compliments, respect, praise
to punk someone 1. to trick someone
2. to disrespect someone
to push through something to struggle through something
R
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to rep something 1. to represent something
2. to wear something (clothes)
ride another way to say car
to take a ride to go for a drive
the rock a ball (usually basketball or football)
to rock something to wear something (clothes)
rocks diamonds
to run your mouth to (continually) say offensive things
S
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
salt shaker a butt, booty, buttocks
to sell out to act against your beleifs or values for money
to school someone to prove your dominance over someone
scrilla another American Slang way to say money
sha-city (offical term is "chi-city") chicago
sha-town (offical term is "chi-town") chicago
shoes the rims and/or wheels on a car
shorty a very attractive (good looking) female
the slammer jail or prison
to slang something to sell something (usually drugs)
slum a very poor area of a city
sick very cool, tight, hip, good, impressive, enjoyable
to get socked to get punched
to spit game to flirt, talking to get the attention or affection of the opposite sex
to sport something to wear something (clothes)
to spot someone/something 1. to lend someone something
2. to see something
3. to assist someone lifting something (usually weights)
a stash 1. a collection of something (usually secretive)
2. a mustache
to stash something to hide something, save something
steez style
stones diamonds and other jewels
stunna someone who owns and shows off their expensive things
to sweat someone to intimidate someone
to sweat something to worry about something
T
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to talk trash to say offensive things
tight very cool, sick, hip, good, impressive, enjoyable
toe up very ugly, unattractive
trill very good, cool, awesome, tight
to trip, to be tripping 1. to be unnecessarily mad or angry
2. to be completely wrong about something
U
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
to be up on something to know current information about something
V
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
vibe a feeling given off by a person or place
W
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
wack stupid, not cool, not right
wheels a way to say car
whip a way to say car
whooty white girl with a booty
wimp someone who is not strong, not courageous, not daring
Numbers
Idiom / Phrase American Slang Meaning
24/7 non-stop, never stopping, never ending (pronounced "twenty four seven")
411 information, news, gossip
5-0 police or police officer (pronounced "five-oh")
英文俚語 懂的進！！
英文give me five
翻譯：擊個掌吧
場合： 用在在別人取得勝利時，祝賀別人，互相打氣加油時
解釋：千萬別當成是“給我五塊錢!”,這樣可是要被笑掉大牙的。其實，這句話可能很多愛打籃球的男生會知道——five在這裏是一個figurative meaning，就是指手。 Give me five! 就是“擊掌”的意思。在看NBA的時候，進了球，瀟灑的科比常常會和隊友“Give me five!”。美國人把這種方式看作是一種rewarding，同時也是增進感情的一種方式。除了籃球，在團隊遊戲中，我們也可以用這個短語；好友之間的默契當然也不例外啦！所以千萬不要落伍了，從今天起，就把這個生動的短語融入你的生活吧。
除了give me five，還有一個give me a high-five，意思也是“擊掌”，所不同的是give me five是雙手平伸而擊掌，而give me a high-five是高舉雙手而擊掌，表現出歡呼雀躍的氣氛，例如：
He always gives me a high-five when I win the game.
我比賽獲勝時，他一向為我雀躍。
After the baseball game, high-fives were given all around.
棒球賽後，到處一片歡呼。（high-fives 用做名詞的多數）
The father said to his little son, "Give me five!"
父親對小兒子說：“來個擊掌遊戲吧！”
俚語off the top of one's head 什麼意思 出處 翻譯
【off the top of one's head】
從字麵上看，它是指在我頭腦裏最先想到的
引申為“不假思索、馬上”。
1.I can't tell you the figures off the top of my head,I'll have to check it up.
我無法馬上告訴你具體數字，我還得查一下。
2.I can name two famous actors off the top of my head.
我可以隨便說出兩個有名的演員 。
3.I answered his question off the top of my head.
我沒有認真考慮就回答了他的問題。
4.She recited the poem off the top of her head.
她即興背誦了詩歌。
Off the top of one's head這個習慣用語產生於20世紀50年代， 已經有五十多年曆史了。這個習慣用美國人比英國人用得更多。
很多人都喜歡開豪華車。這是一個人在租車公司打聽租一輛奔馳500係列的汽車要多少錢。
It's okay if you don't know exactly. I just want a reasonable estimate. So, just OFF THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD, how much would it cost to lease a Mercedes 500SL?
他對租車行的雇員說：你不知道確切價錢也不要緊，我隻想要一個大概的估價。 按你估計，租一輛奔馳500SL要多少錢呢？
上海話俚語曾經滄海難為水堆堆的是什麼
老吃老做。。。
希望采納
分享三句俚語
1.自己的命運自己掌握。
2.明槍易躲，暗箭難防。
3.眾口難調。
4.大智者寡言.
5.好書如摯友。
作業題上我就是這麼寫的，老師批我全對了~~嗬嗬~~~
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用來諷刺人的英語俚語
裏麵有很多，自己選一些吧
日語中俚語是什麼？
俚語有很多。比如這一句：棚から牡丹餅（たなからぼたんもち）就是福從天降的意思。字麵上就是年糕從架子上掉下來了，咱們的說法就是天上掉餡餅了。（牡丹不隻有牡丹的意思，還有野豬肉的意思）。
俚語（lǐyǔ），是指民間非正式、較口語的語句，是百姓在日常生活中總結出來的通俗易懂順口的具有地方色彩的詞語。地域性強，較生活化。俚語是一種非正式的語言，通常用在非正式的場合。有時俚語用以表達新鮮事物，或對舊事物賦以新的說法。
《新五代史·卷三十二·死節傳·王彥章傳》中記載，“彥章武人不知書，常為俚語謂人曰：豹死留皮，人死留名！”俚語亦作裏語、俚言。外語中俚語：slang; slang expression 指的是粗俗的口語，常帶有方言性。
帶“吃”字的俚語，俗語和歇後語
吃稀飯泡米湯——多餘
吃得耳朵都動彈——味道好爽
吃曹操的飯，想劉備的事——人在心不在
吃辣的送海椒，吃甜的送蛋糕——投其所好
吃過三斤老蒜頭——好大的日氣
吃過響午搭旱車——不趕趟
吃著菠蘿間酸甜——明知故問
吃飯泡米湯——喝粥的命
吃多了碎米——羅唆
吃瓜子吃出蝦米來——什麼人（仁）都有
吃了磨刀水的——鏽氣在內
吃了芋頭不下肚——頂心頂肺
（比喻心中忿忿不平，忍受不下去。或心裏不好受。）
吃了秤舵——鐵心了
（比喻下了決心了不可改變。或比喻狠了心，心腸硬，不為
感情所動。）
吃了算盆子——心裏有數
（比喻心裏知道情況和問題的底細。）
吃了扁擔——橫了腸子
（比喻決心很大，豁出一切。）
吃了木炭——黑了良心
（比喻心腸變壞。）
吃柳條拉筐子——肚子裏編
（比喻某件不是真的，是人編造出來的。）
吃上辣椒屙不下——兩頭難受
吃鹹魚蘸醬油——多此一舉
吃豬肉念佛經——假善人
吃剩飯長大的——盡出餿主意
（比喻淨出歪歪，或子。）
吃過屎的狗——嘴巴臭
吃過黃連喝蜂蜜——先苦後甜
吃了蜂蜜——心裏甜
吃了冰糖吃豆腐——先硬後軟
吃了豆腐——軟了心
吃了冬眠靈——昏昏欲睡
吃了蠍子——心腸歹毒
吃下蒼蠅——直感到惡心
吃多了鹽——盡講閑（鹹）話
吃著肥肉唱歌——油腔滑調
吃著話梅講話———股酸味
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