| 词组 | nana |
| 释义 | nana Ⅰ noun 1 a banana US, 1929. 2 the head NEW ZEALAND, 1998.► do your nanato lose control; to get angry AUSTRALIA, 1968.► off your nanacrazy, insane AUSTRALIA, 1966 Ⅱ ⇨ nan; nana; nannie; nanny noun a grandmother, especially as a form of address UK, 1940 na-na na-na boo-booA teasing nonsense phrase typically said by children. You can't catch me! Na-na na-na boo-boo! na-na na-na na-naA teasing nonsense phrase typically said by children. You can't catch me! Na-na na-na na-na! do (one's) nanaTo become angry. It is possible that "nana" is short for "banana," coming from the use of "bananas" to mean "crazy." Primarily heard in Australia. Mom will definitely do her nana when she finds out we broke her antique vase. off (one's) nanaold-fashioned slang Crazy, insane, or mentally deranged. Sometimes written as "off (one's) 'nana" to reflect the abbreviation of "banana." I think you've gone off your nana for giving up that cushy office job, but, hey, follow your dreams. Don't go off your 'nana, I only took the car out for a quick spin. My auntie likes to let people think she's off her nana, but she's actually incredibly clever and witty. do (or lose) your nanalose your temper. Australianoff your nanamentally deranged. AustralianNana in these idioms is probably short for banana ; compare with go bananas at banana. |
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