slang怎么读

英式音标：[slæŋ]

美式音标：[slæŋ]

slang基本解释

n. 俚语；行话

adj. 俚语的

vi. 用粗话骂

vt. 用俚语说

slang的意思释义

n.

俚语；黑话；

vt.

用粗话骂；用俚语；

双语释义

n.(名词)

[U] 俚语 words,phrases,etc. often used in conversation but not suitable for formal occasions

英英释义

slang[ slæŋ ]

n.

informal language consisting of words and expressions that are not considered appropriate for formal occasions; often vituperative or vulgar

\"their speech was full of slang expressions\"

同义词：slang expressionslang term

a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)

同义词：cantjargonlingoargotpatoisvernacular

v.

use slang or vulgar language

fool or hoax

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abuse with coarse language

slang用法及例句

同近义词辨析

speech, laguage, tongue, slang, dialect, idiom

这组词都有“语言”的意思，其区别是：

speech特指人的口语，也指正式的讲话。

laguage普通用词，含义广。指人的语言或文字，或动物的语言。既可指口头或书面语言，也可指手势语等。

tongue书面用词，指人的语言，亦指人的母语。

slang指俚语。

dialect指一种语言中，某一地方所特有的语言形式，即方言。

idiom指一种语言中一般由几个词结合成短语或句子的特殊表达方式，即惯用语、成语。也指方言。

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The prase is labeled as slang in the dictionary.

这一短语在字典里称为俚语。

\"Grass\"is a criminal slang for \"informer\".

grass 是罪犯用的俚语，意思是“告密的人”。

\"Skint\"and \"broke\"are slang words for \"having no money\".

\"skint\"和\"broke\"是\"没有钱\"的俚语。

Magnon played the lady, and talked no thieves\' slang in their presence.

马侬姑娘装出一副贵妇人的样子，不在他们面前说行话。

用作及物动词(vt.)

Carrie had more imagination than they. She was not used to slang.

嘉莉比她们多一些想象力,她也不习惯使用俚语。

The driver was slanging a pedestrain who had got in his way.

那司机破口大骂当他路的行人。

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slang词源

slang

slang: [18] Slang is a mystery word. It first appeared in underworld argot of the mid-18th century. It had a range of meanings – ‘cant’, ‘nonsense’, ‘line of business’, and, as a verb, ‘defraud’. Most of these have died out, but ‘cant’ is the lineal ancestor of the word’s modern meaning. It is not clear where it came from, although the use of the verb slang for ‘abuse’, and the expression slanging match ‘abusive argument’, suggest some connection with Norwegian dialect sleng- ‘offensive language’ (found only in compounds).

slang (n.)

1756, \"special vocabulary of tramps or thieves,\" later \"jargon of a particular profession\" (1801), of uncertain origin, the usual guess being that it is from a Scandinavian source, such as Norwegian slengenamn \"nickname,\" slengja kjeften \"to abuse with words,\" literally \"to sling the jaw,\" related to Old Norse slyngva \"to sling.\" But OED, while admitting \"some approximation in sense,\" discounts this connection based on \"date and early associations.\" Liberman also denies it, as well as any connection with French langue (or language or lingo). Rather, he derives it elaborately from an old slang word meaning \"narrow piece of land,\" itself of obscure origin. Century Dictionary says \"there is no evidence to establish a Gipsy origin.\" Sense of \"very informal language characterized by vividness and novelty\" first recorded 1818.

[S]lang is a conscious offence against some conventional standard of propriety. A mere vulgarism is not slang, except when it is purposely adopted, and acquires an artificial currency, among some class of persons to whom it is not native. The other distinctive feature of slang is that it is neither part of the ordinary language, nor an attempt to supply its deficiencies. The slang word is a deliberate substitute for a word of the vernacular, just as the characters of a cipher are substitutes for the letters of the alphabet, or as a nickname is a substitute for a personal name. [Henry Bradley, from \"Slang,\" in \"Encyclopedia Britannica,\" 11th ed.]

A word that ought to have survived is slangwhanger (1807, American English) \"noisy or abusive talker or writer.\"

slang相关例句

1.However diligently Wilson practised, the slang phrase sounded unnaturally on his lips.

虽然威尔逊极力摹仿，当地人惯用的一些词语在他嘴里说得还是很不自然。

2.Most slang has short currency.

大多数俚语只通用一时。

3.\"Nite\" is sometimes considered a slang corruption of \"night\".

\"Nite\"有时被看成是\"night\"在俚语中的讹用。

4.To further process or refine data ( slang ).

进一步处理或精处理数据(术语)。

5.Out-of-date slang grates.

过时的俚语听来刺耳。

6.Their conversation was full of slang.

他们的谈话充满了俚语。

7.Slang insinuates itself into the language.

俚语慢慢地渗入语言中。

8.They like his slang and his brag and his blunders.

他们很喜欢听他说土话，吹牛皮或胡说八道。

9.The editor eliminated slang words from the essay.

编辑将俚语从这篇文章中剔除。

10.\"Pot\" is slang for \"marijuana.\" pot.

是 marijuana的俚语。