skinhead
英['sk?nhed]
美['sk?nh?d]
詞態變化
復數:?skinheads;英文詞源
- skinhead (n.)
- 1969, in U.K. youth gang sense, from skin (n.) + head (n.). Earlier, in U.S., it meant "man with a crew cut" (1953), especially a military recruit.
雙語例句
- 1. He likes technology, his sense of family responsibility, although he a skinhead, I still feel handsome.
- 喜歡他的技術, 他的家庭責任感, 雖然他是個光頭, 我還是覺得很帥.
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