| 词组 | gobs |
| 释义 | gobs noun 1 a great deal of. In the C16, a 'gob' or 'gubbe' referred specifically to a 'great deal of money' or a 'large mouthful of fatty meat'. By World War 2, the term had acquired this broader meaning, as evidenced by the title of Johnny Viney's 1943 wartime humorous novel Sailors are Gobs of Fun, Hattie US, 1839. 2 in a hospital, gynaecology. Rhymed on the model of OBS (obstetrics) UK, 2002 shut your gobAn imperative to be quiet or cease talking immediately. Can be rude, aggressive, or jocular depending on the context. Shut your gob, Bobby—no one asked for the opinion of a dork like you! A: "So, where do you think we can sell these stolen goods?" B: "Shut your gob! Don't you have enough sense not to talk about that in public?" A: "Wow, that Cadillac has seen better days. How much did you pay for that little gem?" B: "Ah, shut your gob, Dave. I think it looks just fine." shut your ˈmouth/ˈtrap/ˈface/ˈgob!(also keep your ˈmouth/ˈtrap shut) (slang) a rude way of telling somebody to be quiet or stop talking: ‘Shut your face’, Roger said, ‘or I’ll kick you out.’Why can’t you learn to keep your big mouth shut? Trap and gob are slang words for ‘mouth’. gob(gɑb)1. n. a blob or mass of something. Take that horrid gob of gum out of your mouth! 2. n. a large amount of something. (Often in the plural.) I need gobs of money to get through school. 3. n. the mouth. (Chiefly British.) Pop that in your gob and see if you like it! |
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