gigolo
英 ['(d)??g?l??]
- n. 舞男；小白臉；靠妓女生活的男人
暢通詞匯
詞態(tài)變化
復(fù)數(shù):?gigolos;
中文詞源
gigolo 面首，男伴
來(lái)自gig, 旋轉(zhuǎn)，跳舞。-o, 表陽(yáng)性。其對(duì)應(yīng)陰性詞gigole, 舞女。
英文詞源
- gigolo (n.)
- "professional male escort or dancing partner, young man supported financially by an older woman in exchange for his attentions," 1922, from French gigolo, formed as a masc. of gigole "tall, thin woman; dancing girl; prostitute," perhaps from verb gigoter "to move the shanks, hop," from gigue "shank" (12c.), also "fiddle," Old French giga from Frankish *giga- or some other Germanic word (compare German Geige "fiddle"). This is perhaps the same word that was borrowed earlier as Middle English giglot (early 14c.) "lewd, wanton girl," which was later applied to males (mid-15c.) with the sense "villainous man." It is perhaps related to a number of words in Germanic meaning "dance, gambol," and "fiddle," perhaps connected by the notion of "rapid, whirling motion" (see gig (n.1)). Middle English gigletry meant "lasciviousness, harlotry" (late 14c.).
Naturally, no decent French girl would have been allowed for a single moment to dance with a gigolo. But America, touring Europe like mad after years of enforced absence, outnumbered all other nations atravel ten to one. [Edna Ferber, "Gigolo," 1922]
雙語(yǔ)例句
- 1. Do you prefer to be called " escort " or '' gigolo ''?
- 你愿意被稱(chēng)為''護(hù)花 使者 ''還是''舞男''?
來(lái)自電影對(duì)白
- 2. That dragon lady have three gigolo under her husband's nose.
- 那位女強(qiáng)人當(dāng)著丈夫的面,公開(kāi)有三位小白臉.
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- 3. The woman of return to the gigolo borns a son a woman.
- 織女還給牛郎生了一兒一女.
來(lái)自互聯(lián)網(wǎng)
- 4. Gigolo even not come, Milky Way still flicker.
- 牛郎即使不來(lái), 銀河依舊閃爍.
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- 5. The handsome guy beside the noble lady turned out to be her gigolo.
- 在這個(gè)貴婦人身邊的那個(gè)俊俏小伙子原來(lái)是個(gè)面首.
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