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Dutch /dʌtʃ/ a. | n. | ad. | phr. I a. 1. 荷兰的;荷兰人的;荷兰语(或文化)的;荷兰式的;〈南非〉荷兰血统的 2. 〈美俚〉德国的;德国人的;德语的;条顿的;条顿人的;条顿语的 3. 〈美〉德裔宾州人的;宾州德语的 4. 各人自带食品的;各自付费的 a Dutch party 各人自带食品饮料的聚会 If we're going to be friends, it has to be Dutch. 如果我们要成为朋友的话,就得各付各的。
II n. 1. [the Dutch][用作复]荷兰人;〈南非〉说南非荷兰语的人 2. 荷兰语;〈南非〉南非荷兰语 3. [the Dutch] [用作复]〈古〉德国人;德国血统的人 4. 〈古〉〈俚〉德语 5. [the Dutch] [用作复]〈美〉德裔宾州人 6. 〈俚〉怒火,怒气 a Dutch fit 一阵发火 His Dutch is up. 他发火了。 7. 〈口〉莫名其妙的话 talk Dutch 讲令人不知所云的话 What he said was just Dutch to me. 他的话我简直听不懂。
III ad. [亦作d-]各自付费地;费用平摊地 drink Dutch 以各自付费方式聚饮 [< MD dutsch Dutch, German] phr. beat the Dutch 〈美口〉令人吃惊,了不起 It beats the Dutch how Tom always makes a basket. 汤姆投篮百发百中,真了不起。get one's Dutch up 发火 Some people got their Dutch up. 有些人发火了。get sb.'s Dutch up 惹某人发火 I warned him not to get the boss's Dutch up. 我警告他不要惹老板发火。go Dutch 〈口〉各人付各人的账;平摊费用 She wanted to go Dutch with me at the restaurant last night. 昨晚在饭店吃饭后她要同我分摊费用。Sometimes boys and girls go Dutch on dates. 小伙子和姑娘约会时有时各自付各人的钱。in Dutch 〈美口〉〈旧〉处于困境 (或苦恼)中;失宠的;受嫌疑的 get in Dutch 陷入苦恼 He's in Dutch with his boss. 他得不到老板的欢心。The Dutch have taken Holland. 荷兰人占了荷兰。 (指少见多怪。) (用以挖苦把众所周知的事情当作新闻相传) |