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单词 cockney
释义
cockney
noun
uk
/ˈkɒk.ni/us
/ˈkɑːk.ni/
[U]
thetypeofspeechused bypeoplefrom theEastEnd of London:
伦敦东区（尤指较贫穷区域的）土话；伦敦土话
You won'thearmuchrealcockneyspokenunlessyou go to theEastEnd.除非你去伦敦东区，否则你不会听到多少真正的伦敦土话。
[C]
apersonfrom theEastEnd of London, whospeakscockney
伦敦东区人；伦敦佬
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cockney

adjectiveuk
us
a cockneyaccent
(Definition ofcockneyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
cockney
noun
uk
/ˈkɒk.ni/us
/ˈkɑːk.ni/
[U]
thetypeofspeechused bypeoplefrom theEastEnd of London
伦敦东区（尤指较贫穷区域的）土话；伦敦土话
You won'thearmuchrealcockneyspokenunlessyou go to theEastEnd.除非你去伦敦东区，否则你不会听到多少真正的伦敦土话。
[C]
apersonfrom theEastEnd of London, whospeakscockney
伦敦东区人；伦敦佬

Examplesofcockney

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Throughout, the morality of the violence is repeatedly emphasized andcockneyslang is again used to highlight the working-class character of the show and puppets.
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What will he do to arrange a separate television channel for cockneys?
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Cockneys are legendary, as are their drive, ambition, courage and wit.
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Real, goodcockneywas a dialect in its own right and it was full of wit and charm.
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Mycockneyorigins are the getting better of me.
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He was a littlecockneyboy and came out to my mining division almost 48 years ago together with his brother.
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I had acockneyat my squadron headquarters.
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The very nasal production which one hears is partly inherited fromcockney, which was a very nasal tongue.
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He has acockneyaccent and speaks in a very pompous, verbose manner.
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The character speaks with acockneyaccent and usescockneyrhyming slang.
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Incockneyrhyming slang it could mean a plate or worried (from the expression in a state).
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The two represented the opposite poles ofcockneycomedy.
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She doesn't talk very often, but when she does, she uses the word like quite a lot and has acockneyaccent.
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She is an old,cockneywoman who constantly swears at and criticises other people.
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Taken from thecockneybobbins of cotton, meaning rotten.
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