gook
英[gu?k;g?k]
美[ɡuk]
- n. 對韓國人，日本人，菲律賓人的蔑稱
中文詞源
gook 外國人
來自美國軍隊俚語，原指菲律賓人。據說是因為菲律賓話聽起來像goo-goo的聲音，因此美國大兵創造了這個詞，后來這個詞又引申至朝鮮人，越南人，或整個亞洲人。比較barbarous.
英文詞源
- gook (n.)
- 1899, U.S. military slang for "Filipino" during the insurrection there, probably from a native word, or imitative of the babbling sound of a strange language to American ears (compare barbarian). The term goo-goo eyes "soft, seductive eyes" was in vogue c. 1900 and may have contributed to this somehow. Extended over time to "Nicaraguan" (U.S. intervention there early 20c.), "any Pacific Islander" (World War II), "Korean" (1950s), "Vietnamese" and "any Asian" (1960s).
雙語例句
- 1. Yes, we have. It's also gook to bring along for your journey.
- 有, 旅行后帶回些這個是很不錯的.
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- 2. Shopping vouchers are often a gook means of attracting customers.
- 購物優惠券是吸引顧客的好方法.
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- 3. Then you think Xiao Zhang would make a gook teacher?
- 那么你認為小張能成為一個好老師?
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- 4. Rubber adhesive packing tape, gook adhesion strength, water and cold proof.
- 感壓性牛皮紙膠帶, 粘性佳, 防水及耐候性優良,主要用于紙箱包裝.
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- 5. I think this is a gook restaurant of Sichuan and Guangdong styles.
- 我認為這是一家不錯的川粵餐館.
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