lad
美音:[læd
]
英音:[læd
]
n.少年,青年男子,<口>伙计,家伙(呢称)
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lad
/læd; læd/
n
1 boy; young man 男孩儿; 男青年; 小伙子
*The town's changed a lot since I was a lad. 从我幼时至今, 这小城市已有了很大变化.
2 (infml 口) (esp in N England 尤用于英格兰北部) fellow; chap 伙伴; 家伙
*The lads at the office have sent you a get-well card. 办公室的哥儿们给你寄慰问卡来了.
3 (Brit infml approv 口, 褒) lively, daring or reckless man (used esp in the expressions shown) 活泼、大胆或鲁莽的男子（尤用于以下示例）
*He's quite a lad/a bit of a lad. 他可是个莽撞家伙.
n
1 boy; young man 男孩儿; 男青年; 小伙子
*The town's changed a lot since I was a lad. 从我幼时至今, 这小城市已有了很大变化.
2 (infml 口) (esp in N England 尤用于英格兰北部) fellow; chap 伙伴; 家伙
*The lads at the office have sent you a get-well card. 办公室的哥儿们给你寄慰问卡来了.
3 (Brit infml approv 口, 褒) lively, daring or reckless man (used esp in the expressions shown) 活泼、大胆或鲁莽的男子（尤用于以下示例）
*He's quite a lad/a bit of a lad. 他可是个莽撞家伙.
lad
n[C]BrE
[Date: 1200-1300; Origin: Perhaps from a Scandinavian language]
old-fashioned or informal a boy or young man
→lass
a young lad
Things were different when I was a lad.
the lads
spoken a group of male friends that a man works with or spends his free time with
a night out with the lads
one of the lads
(=a member of your group of friends)
a bit of a lad
spoken a man that people like even though he behaves rather badly
That Chris is a bit of a lad, isn't he?
lad cultureinformal
the way in which some young men behave, involving typically male activities such as drinking a lot of alcohol, driving fast cars, and watching football - used to show disapproval
alsostable lad
a boy or man who works with horses
= stable boy
→Jack the Lad
[Date: 1200-1300; Origin: Perhaps from a Scandinavian language]
old-fashioned or informal a boy or young man
→lass
a young lad
Things were different when I was a lad.
the lads
spoken a group of male friends that a man works with or spends his free time with
a night out with the lads
one of the lads
(=a member of your group of friends)
a bit of a lad
spoken a man that people like even though he behaves rather badly
That Chris is a bit of a lad, isn't he?
lad cultureinformal
the way in which some young men behave, involving typically male activities such as drinking a lot of alcohol, driving fast cars, and watching football - used to show disapproval
alsostable lad
a boy or man who works with horses
= stable boy
→Jack the Lad
1. The lad was playing with his ball while old Maggie sat dozing off in a deck-chair, a bit of luxury for her.
孩子在玩球，老马吉坐在折叠躺椅上打着瞌睡，这对她来说也是一种奢侈。
2. Her lad´s screams woke up old Maggie and she jumped out of the chair.
孩子的惊叫声吵醒了老马吉，她立即从椅子上跳了起来。
3. A big black dog went for the ball and when the lad tried to get his ball away, the dog went for him, bit his face and got its teeth in his arm.
一条大黑狗向球扑去。孩子去抢球，狗扑了过去，咬伤了孩子的脸，还咬伤了孩子的胳臂。
4. She pulled her lad on to her lap.
她把她的儿子抱坐在膝上。
5. It seems Maggie had been out with her seven-year-old lad in the park.
马吉好象是和她7岁大的儿子在公园里。
6. It was hard to believe she was the mother of the young lad with her.
很难相信她就是身旁那个小家伙的妈妈。
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孩子在玩球，老马吉坐在折叠躺椅上打着瞌睡，这对她来说也是一种奢侈。
2. Her lad´s screams woke up old Maggie and she jumped out of the chair.
孩子的惊叫声吵醒了老马吉，她立即从椅子上跳了起来。
3. A big black dog went for the ball and when the lad tried to get his ball away, the dog went for him, bit his face and got its teeth in his arm.
一条大黑狗向球扑去。孩子去抢球，狗扑了过去，咬伤了孩子的脸，还咬伤了孩子的胳臂。
4. She pulled her lad on to her lap.
她把她的儿子抱坐在膝上。
5. It seems Maggie had been out with her seven-year-old lad in the park.
马吉好象是和她7岁大的儿子在公园里。
6. It was hard to believe she was the mother of the young lad with her.
很难相信她就是身旁那个小家伙的妈妈。
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