英语词组boys是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

boys

noun

the male genitals. From Seinfeld (NBC, 1990–98). Both Seinfeld and his wacky neighbour Kramer (Michael Richards) referred to their genitals as 'my boys'. Repeated with referential humour US, 1998.

a group of homosexual male friends; collectively, the male homosexual community US, 1972.

racketeers US, 1979.

used by professional wrestlers to refer to other professional wrestlers US, 1990.

sledge dogs ANTARCTICA, 1966.► do the boysto engage in homosexual activity US, 2002

idiomboys► the backroom boysthe boys in bluelawold-fashioned the police:The BBC documentary 'Police' followed the boys in blue over nine months inside Thames Valley Constabulary.boys and/with toysused in order to say that men like to own fast cars, the most modern electronic equipment etc:As soon as he got a job, Jack bought himself the latest mobile phone; boys and their toys again.The magazine is designed to appeal to high-achieving boys interested in really impressive toys.boys will be boysspoken used in order to say that it is natural for boys to be noisy and untidy, or to behave badly and do things that are not sensible:You know how mothers are. They just say, "Oh well, boys will be boys" and clean up the mess for them."I do apologize for my son's behaviour." "Boys will be boys," said the Vicar, without conviction.be one of the boysto be part of a group of men who are friendly and spend time together, doing the ordinary things that men are expected to do:Steve was one of the boys - football on Saturday afternoon and the pub in the evening.I've never really been one of the boys. I don't really care about sports and cars and things.

Note You may hear people describe a woman as being one of the boys if she is friends with a group of men and likes doing the things they do.

词组	boys
释义	boys noun 1 the male genitals. From Seinfeld (NBC, 1990–98). Both Seinfeld and his wacky neighbour Kramer (Michael Richards) referred to their genitals as 'my boys'. Repeated with referential humour US, 1998. 2 a group of homosexual male friends; collectively, the male homosexual community US, 1972. 3 racketeers US, 1979. 4 used by professional wrestlers to refer to other professional wrestlers US, 1990. 5 sledge dogs ANTARCTICA, 1966.► do the boysto engage in homosexual activity US, 2002 idiomboys► the backroom boysthe boys in bluelawold-fashioned the police:The BBC documentary 'Police' followed the boys in blue over nine months inside Thames Valley Constabulary.boys and/with toysused in order to say that men like to own fast cars, the most modern electronic equipment etc:As soon as he got a job, Jack bought himself the latest mobile phone; boys and their toys again.The magazine is designed to appeal to high-achieving boys interested in really impressive toys.boys will be boysspoken used in order to say that it is natural for boys to be noisy and untidy, or to behave badly and do things that are not sensible:You know how mothers are. They just say, "Oh well, boys will be boys" and clean up the mess for them."I do apologize for my son's behaviour." "Boys will be boys," said the Vicar, without conviction.be one of the boysto be part of a group of men who are friendly and spend time together, doing the ordinary things that men are expected to do:Steve was one of the boys - football on Saturday afternoon and the pub in the evening.I've never really been one of the boys. I don't really care about sports and cars and things. Note You may hear people describe a woman as being one of the boys if she is friends with a group of men and likes doing the things they do.
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