英语词组native是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomnativego nativea humorous expression used in order to say that someone who has come to visit or live in a foreign country or a new place, behaves, speaks, or dresses the same way as the people who have always lived there:We grew up together in New York, but he moved to LA fifteen years ago, and went native. He's learned to surf and everything.The photograph shows Berger gone native, in the same dark suit, stiff collar, and homburg hat as the villagers.

(someone's) native soil

The country or geographical area in which someone was born and/or raised. Though I've spent most of my adult life in London, it's always nice to return to my native soil of Shanghai, if even for just a few days.

go native

To adopt the behavior, attitudes, or characteristics of the people of a different culture in which one now lives. John has gone native after living in Hawaii for a year, surfing every chance he gets.

go native

Adopt another people's way of life, especially that of a culture from a less developed country. For example, Ben's decided to go native, sleeping in a hammock and eating all kinds of strange foods . This expression is closely associated with the often contemptuous view British colonists had of indigenous peoples. [c. 1900]

go native

(of a person living away from their own country or region) abandon their own culture, customs, or way of life and adopt those of the country or region they are living in.

go ˈnative

(often humorous) (of a person staying in another country) try to live and behave like the local people: She was one of a number of artists who had emigrated in the 1990s and gone native.

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释义	native noun 1 a native American Indian US, 2000. 2 to the employee of a circus or carnival, a local patron US, 1980 idiomnativego nativea humorous expression used in order to say that someone who has come to visit or live in a foreign country or a new place, behaves, speaks, or dresses the same way as the people who have always lived there:We grew up together in New York, but he moved to LA fifteen years ago, and went native. He's learned to surf and everything.The photograph shows Berger gone native, in the same dark suit, stiff collar, and homburg hat as the villagers. (someone's) native soil The country or geographical area in which someone was born and/or raised. Though I've spent most of my adult life in London, it's always nice to return to my native soil of Shanghai, if even for just a few days. go native To adopt the behavior, attitudes, or characteristics of the people of a different culture in which one now lives. John has gone native after living in Hawaii for a year, surfing every chance he gets. go native Adopt another people's way of life, especially that of a culture from a less developed country. For example, Ben's decided to go native, sleeping in a hammock and eating all kinds of strange foods . This expression is closely associated with the often contemptuous view British colonists had of indigenous peoples. [c. 1900] go native (of a person living away from their own country or region) abandon their own culture, customs, or way of life and adopt those of the country or region they are living in. go ˈnative (often humorous) (of a person staying in another country) try to live and behave like the local people: She was one of a number of artists who had emigrated in the 1990s and gone native.
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