英语词组sausage是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

sausage

Ⅰ

noun

the penis AUSTRALIA, 1944.

someone foolish or gullible; used as a gently reproving term of address. Affectionate, childish and jocular UK, 1982.

used, often while reproving or gently chiding a child or lover, as an affectionate form of address, usually qualified with an adjective UK, 1982.

marijuana US, 1968.

a marijuana cigarette UK, 1978.► hide the sausage; sink the sausage(of a male) to copulate AUSTRALIA, 1971.► not a sausageno money; hence nothing at all. From rhyming slang, on SAUSAGE AND MASH (cash) UK, 1938

Ⅱ ⇨ sausage roll; sausage

verb to have sex. Rhyming slang for POLE UK, 1992

hide the sausage

vulgar slang To have sexual intercourse. A: "Did you two hide the sausage last night?" B: "Well that's a personal question!"

not a sausage

Nothing whatsoever. Primarily heard in UK. A: "Have you heard from the realtor since giving her the money for the deposit?" B: "Not a sausage. I'm starting to get worried. It was surreal seeing our family home with not a sausage in it.

play hide the sausage

vulgar slang To engage in sexual intercourse. "Sausage" is a vulgar slang term for a penis. "Hide the sausage" is sometimes hyphenated. A: "So, did you two play hide the sausage last night?" B: "Hey, that's a very personal question!" They made out on the dance floor for a while before going back to her dorm room to play a little hide-the-sausage.

not a sausage

nothing at all. British informal

not a ˈsausage

(old-fashioned, informal) nothing at all: There’s nothing in here at all. Not a sausage!

play hide the sausage

tv. to perform an act of copulation. (Jocular. Usually objectionable.) Then he said he wanted to play hide the sausage.

词组	sausage
释义	play hide the sausage sausage Ⅰ noun 1 the penis AUSTRALIA, 1944. 2 someone foolish or gullible; used as a gently reproving term of address. Affectionate, childish and jocular UK, 1982. 3 used, often while reproving or gently chiding a child or lover, as an affectionate form of address, usually qualified with an adjective UK, 1982. 4 marijuana US, 1968. 5 a marijuana cigarette UK, 1978.► hide the sausage; sink the sausage(of a male) to copulate AUSTRALIA, 1971.► not a sausageno money; hence nothing at all. From rhyming slang, on SAUSAGE AND MASH (cash) UK, 1938 Ⅱ ⇨ sausage roll; sausage verb to have sex. Rhyming slang for POLE UK, 1992 idiomsausagenot a sausage BrEBrEspoken nothing at all:Our grandparents always brought my brother lots of presents, but not a sausage for me."Anything about the demo in the paper?" "Not a sausage." hide the sausage vulgar slang To have sexual intercourse. A: "Did you two hide the sausage last night?" B: "Well that's a personal question!" not a sausage Nothing whatsoever. Primarily heard in UK. A: "Have you heard from the realtor since giving her the money for the deposit?" B: "Not a sausage. I'm starting to get worried. It was surreal seeing our family home with not a sausage in it. play hide the sausage vulgar slang To engage in sexual intercourse. "Sausage" is a vulgar slang term for a penis. "Hide the sausage" is sometimes hyphenated. A: "So, did you two play hide the sausage last night?" B: "Hey, that's a very personal question!" They made out on the dance floor for a while before going back to her dorm room to play a little hide-the-sausage. not a sausage nothing at all. British informal not a ˈsausage (old-fashioned, informal) nothing at all: There’s nothing in here at all. Not a sausage! play hide the sausage tv. to perform an act of copulation. (Jocular. Usually objectionable.) Then he said he wanted to play hide the sausage.
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