英语词组Strine是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Strine

noun broad Australian English, specifically that form of Australian English which appeared in the books of Alastair Morrison. 'Strine' is supposedly how the word 'Australian' is said in the Australian accent. It is not a separate language or dialect, but rather a jocular celebration of the Australian accent utilising respelling, shifting word boundaries and much elision to give the impression that other words are being spoken, e.g. sly drool is Strine for 'slide rule', Emma Chisit for 'how much is it?', laze and gem for 'ladies and gentlemen', let stalk Strine for 'let's talk Australian' AUSTRALIA, 1964

词组	Strine
释义	Strine noun broad Australian English, specifically that form of Australian English which appeared in the books of Alastair Morrison. 'Strine' is supposedly how the word 'Australian' is said in the Australian accent. It is not a separate language or dialect, but rather a jocular celebration of the Australian accent utilising respelling, shifting word boundaries and much elision to give the impression that other words are being spoken, e.g. sly drool is Strine for 'slide rule', Emma Chisit for 'how much is it?', laze and gem for 'ladies and gentlemen', let stalk Strine for 'let's talk Australian' AUSTRALIA, 1964
随便看	the written word the wrong crowd the wrong end of the stick the wrong foot the wrong/other side of the tracks the wrong side of the wrong side of (someone) the wrong side of the bed the wrong side of the tracks thews the xennial they they ain't particular they ain't seen nothing yet They also serve who only stand and wait they are endgame they are going to kill they are going to murder they are just too much they are just too much! they are not as green as they are cabbage looking they are not as green as they are cabbage-looking they are not going to eat they are not going to thank they are only after one thing