| 释义 |
cross
noun
an act of betrayal, a doublecross UK- They’re double into this because it’s a cross. It’s the old guard getting fucked up the arse and I know they’re going to be bang into that. — Kevin Sampson, Outlaws, p. 253, 2001
▶ in a cross
in trouble US- I go for you, Sam, I think you’re boss / but don’t think you can ever put me in a cross. — Dennis Wepman et al., The Life, p. 40, 1976
▶ on the cross
dishonestly UK, 1819 |