Definition of frat boy in English:

frat boy

noun

North American informal

A young man who behaves in a boisterous or foolish manner considered typical of members of some college fraternities.
〈北美，非正式〉（某些大学里的）兄弟会成员（以爱喧闹、行为粗鲁著称）
Example sentencesExamples
- When the police questioned the frat boys, they found a videotape that showed many of the evening's events.
- She didn't fall for the frat boy on purpose.
- Then the frat boy in the passenger seat speaks.
- They seemed as reckless as a speeding frat boy on the Florida Turnpike.
- Naughton looks and sounds like a modern-day frat boy in period drag.
- You don't want to come off looking like a frat boy who indulges in booze and sports all day.
- Beer may be fit for frat boys, and wine good for dinner parties, but I'm a sophisticated drunk.
- Upon arriving at Padre we were overcome by frat boys.
- He taught a drunken frat boy how to hit on women the English way.
- Researchers found that the image of a typical college student as a drunken frat boy is largely a myth.
- In other words, he's a like a frat boy who never went to college.
- It's simple and effective and even the most obtuse frat boy couldn't fail to get the message.
- As with all college comedies, the jokes involve drugs, drinking, sex, homophobia, and obnoxious frat boys.
- Over cocktails, we survey a scene of frat boys mixing easily with fashionistas and the occasional suit.
- He would scribble away the correct answers to question after question, then leer across the room at the frat boys.
- Those protesters last night just seemed like a bunch of drunk and disgruntled frat boys.
- Not everyone is ready to announce to a houseful of frat boys that they're gay.
- Megan and a few of the local frat boys also hide out in the Fairchild building, planning to frighten the pants off the freshmen.
- So the cops showed up, and the frat boys started telling them about this psycho with the knife.
- I drank a frat boy under the table in a shot contest.

Definition of frat boy in US English:

frat boy

noun

North American informal

A young man who behaves in a boisterous or foolish manner considered typical of members of some college fraternities.
〈北美，非正式〉（某些大学里的）兄弟会成员（以爱喧闹、行为粗鲁著称）
Example sentencesExamples
- Not everyone is ready to announce to a houseful of frat boys that they're gay.
- Beer may be fit for frat boys, and wine good for dinner parties, but I'm a sophisticated drunk.
- She didn't fall for the frat boy on purpose.
- Then the frat boy in the passenger seat speaks.
- I drank a frat boy under the table in a shot contest.
- So the cops showed up, and the frat boys started telling them about this psycho with the knife.
- He would scribble away the correct answers to question after question, then leer across the room at the frat boys.
- When the police questioned the frat boys, they found a videotape that showed many of the evening's events.
- Those protesters last night just seemed like a bunch of drunk and disgruntled frat boys.
- It's simple and effective and even the most obtuse frat boy couldn't fail to get the message.
- You don't want to come off looking like a frat boy who indulges in booze and sports all day.
- Naughton looks and sounds like a modern-day frat boy in period drag.
- He taught a drunken frat boy how to hit on women the English way.
- Researchers found that the image of a typical college student as a drunken frat boy is largely a myth.
- Upon arriving at Padre we were overcome by frat boys.
- As with all college comedies, the jokes involve drugs, drinking, sex, homophobia, and obnoxious frat boys.
- Megan and a few of the local frat boys also hide out in the Fairchild building, planning to frighten the pants off the freshmen.
- Over cocktails, we survey a scene of frat boys mixing easily with fashionistas and the occasional suit.
- In other words, he's a like a frat boy who never went to college.
- They seemed as reckless as a speeding frat boy on the Florida Turnpike.

单词	frat boy
释义	Definition of frat boy in English: frat boy noun North American informal A young man who behaves in a boisterous or foolish manner considered typical of members of some college fraternities. 〈北美，非正式〉（某些大学里的）兄弟会成员（以爱喧闹、行为粗鲁著称） Example sentencesExamples When the police questioned the frat boys, they found a videotape that showed many of the evening's events. She didn't fall for the frat boy on purpose. Then the frat boy in the passenger seat speaks. They seemed as reckless as a speeding frat boy on the Florida Turnpike. Naughton looks and sounds like a modern-day frat boy in period drag. You don't want to come off looking like a frat boy who indulges in booze and sports all day. Beer may be fit for frat boys, and wine good for dinner parties, but I'm a sophisticated drunk. Upon arriving at Padre we were overcome by frat boys. He taught a drunken frat boy how to hit on women the English way. Researchers found that the image of a typical college student as a drunken frat boy is largely a myth. In other words, he's a like a frat boy who never went to college. It's simple and effective and even the most obtuse frat boy couldn't fail to get the message. As with all college comedies, the jokes involve drugs, drinking, sex, homophobia, and obnoxious frat boys. Over cocktails, we survey a scene of frat boys mixing easily with fashionistas and the occasional suit. He would scribble away the correct answers to question after question, then leer across the room at the frat boys. Those protesters last night just seemed like a bunch of drunk and disgruntled frat boys. Not everyone is ready to announce to a houseful of frat boys that they're gay. Megan and a few of the local frat boys also hide out in the Fairchild building, planning to frighten the pants off the freshmen. So the cops showed up, and the frat boys started telling them about this psycho with the knife. I drank a frat boy under the table in a shot contest. Definition of frat boy in US English: frat boy noun North American informal A young man who behaves in a boisterous or foolish manner considered typical of members of some college fraternities. 〈北美，非正式〉（某些大学里的）兄弟会成员（以爱喧闹、行为粗鲁著称） Example sentencesExamples Not everyone is ready to announce to a houseful of frat boys that they're gay. Beer may be fit for frat boys, and wine good for dinner parties, but I'm a sophisticated drunk. She didn't fall for the frat boy on purpose. Then the frat boy in the passenger seat speaks. I drank a frat boy under the table in a shot contest. So the cops showed up, and the frat boys started telling them about this psycho with the knife. He would scribble away the correct answers to question after question, then leer across the room at the frat boys. When the police questioned the frat boys, they found a videotape that showed many of the evening's events. Those protesters last night just seemed like a bunch of drunk and disgruntled frat boys. It's simple and effective and even the most obtuse frat boy couldn't fail to get the message. You don't want to come off looking like a frat boy who indulges in booze and sports all day. Naughton looks and sounds like a modern-day frat boy in period drag. He taught a drunken frat boy how to hit on women the English way. Researchers found that the image of a typical college student as a drunken frat boy is largely a myth. Upon arriving at Padre we were overcome by frat boys. As with all college comedies, the jokes involve drugs, drinking, sex, homophobia, and obnoxious frat boys. Megan and a few of the local frat boys also hide out in the Fairchild building, planning to frighten the pants off the freshmen. Over cocktails, we survey a scene of frat boys mixing easily with fashionistas and the occasional suit. In other words, he's a like a frat boy who never went to college. They seemed as reckless as a speeding frat boy on the Florida Turnpike.
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