slang

n.俚语；行话
vt.使用俚语；辱骂
vi.辱骂
形容词：slangy
副词：slangily
名词：slanginess
过去式：slanged
过去分词：slanged
现在分词：slanging
第三人称单数：slangs
slang详解释义
slang双解释义
slang英英释义
n.(名词)
俚语
行话，专门语
黑话，切口
隐语
粗话，土话
通俗的说法
v.(动词)
<主英>用粗话骂，辱骂
<英俚>欺骗，诈取
用俚语说，用俚语
用粗俗的话，说粗话
说行话
n.(名词)
[U] 俚语 words,phrases,etc. often used in conversation but not suitable for formal occasions
Noun
informal language consisting of words and expressions that are not considered appropriate for formal occasions; often vituperative or vulgar;

"their speech was full of slang expressions"

a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves);

"they don't speak our lingo"

Verb
use slang or vulgar language
fool or hoax;

"The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone"
"You can't fool me!"

abuse with coarse language
slang例句
用作名词(n.)
The prase is labeled as slang in the dictionary.
这一短语在字典里称为俚语。
"Grass" is a criminal slang for "informer".
grass 是罪犯用的俚语，意思是“告密的人”。
"Skint" and "broke" are slang words for "having no money".
"skint"和"broke"是"没有钱"的俚语。
Magnon played the lady, and talked no thieves' slang in their presence.
马侬姑娘装出一副贵妇人的样子，不在他们面前说行话。
用作及物动词(vt.)
Carrie had more imagination than they. She was not used to slang.
嘉莉比她们多一些想象力,她也不习惯使用俚语。
The driver was slanging a pedestrain who had got in his way.
那司机破口大骂当他路的行人。
slang近义词
vernacular
jargon
dialect
argot
lingo
cant
colloquialism
vulgarism
localism
barbarism
provincialism
vernacularism
pidgin
regionalism
newspeak
officialese
palaver
gobbledygook
vocabulary
put on
take in
gull
fool
patois
slang expression
slang term
cod
dupe
befool
speech
idiom
tongue