homeboy 英 [ˈhəʊmbɔɪ]   美 [ˈhoʊmbɔɪ]

homeboy

homeboy  英 [ˈhəʊmbɔɪ] 美 [ˈhoʊmbɔɪ]

n. 老乡;同伙;帮派成员 

名词复数:homeboys 

Luckily for him, Obama said he would "absolutely" be his homeboy. 幸运的是,奥巴马说他“绝对”愿意做他的老友。
You don't have to come and confess. We looking for you. We gon' find you, so you can run and tell that! homeboy! 你不用自己来承认你的罪行,我们正在找你,也一定能找到你,所以你们帮我把这话放出去吧!臭小子。

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  • n. 老乡;同伙;帮派成员
  • 1. Luckily for him, Obama said he would "absolutely" be his homeboy.

    幸运的是,奥巴马说他“绝对”愿意做他的老友。

  • 2. You don't have to come and confess. We looking for you. We gon' find you, so you can run and tell that! homeboy!

    你不用自己来承认你的罪行,我们正在找你,也一定能找到你,所以你们帮我把这话放出去吧!臭小子。

  • 3. Weaver, who wrapped up his interview with Biden by quipping "Senator Biden is now my homeboy", couldn't resist doing so again.

    韦弗在采访拜登的时候最后说了一句“参议员拜登现在是我的老友了”,而他现在完全无法抗拒再次这样做的诱惑。

  • homeboy (n.) "person from one's hometown," 1940s, African-American vernacular, also originally with overtones of "simpleton." With many variants (compare homebuddy, homeslice, both 1980s, with meaning shading toward "good friend"). The word had been used by Ruskin (1886) with the sense "stay-at-home male," and it was Canadian slang for "boy brought up in an orphanage or other institution" (1913).
home·boy / ˈhəʊmbɔɪ ; NAmE ˈhoʊmbɔɪ / ( also homie ) noun ( NAmE) ( informal) a male friend from the same town as you; a member of your gang (= a group of young people who go around together) (男)老乡,伙伴,同伙 homeboy homeboys home·boy / ˈhəʊmbɔɪ ; NAmE ˈhoʊmbɔɪ /
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