| 词组 | yorked |
| 释义 | (redirected from yorked)in a New York minuteRight away; immediately; very quickly. A reference to the notion that things happen at a more rapid pace in New York City. I'd quit my job in a New York minute if I ever won the lottery. a New York minuteA very short amount of time. Typically used to indicate that something will happen immediately or very quickly. A reference to the notion that things happen at a more rapid pace in New York City. I'd quit my job in a New York minute if I ever won the lottery. york1. verb To vomit. When I had the flu, I spent most of the time yorking and couldn't eat for days. 2. noun Vomit. After I came home to a pile of york on the floor for the third day in a row, I decided to take the dog to the vet. New York's finestA police officer, or the police in general, in New York City. Can either be used sincerely or sarcastically. It took nearly four hours before New York's finest showed up after I called in the burglary. This parade is in honor of New York's finest, who risk their lives every day to help keep our city safe. a New York minutea very short time; a moment. US informala New York ˈminute(American English) a very short period of time; very quickly: Everything can change in a New York minute.I loved the hotel and would stay there again in a New York minute!This may refer to the idea that everything and everybody moves quickly in New York. in a New York minuteand INYM phr. & comp. abb. almost instantly. I’d do it INYM. New York’s finest n. a New York City police officer. Three of New York’s finest were standing there at my door with my lost dog. york(jork)1. in. to empty one’s stomach; to vomit. He ate the stuff, then went straight out and yorked. 2. n. vomit. Hey, Jimmy! Come out in the snow and see the frozen york! |
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