hooray henry

• تعبير عامي بريطاني قديم يشير إلى شاب من الطبقة العليا، غالبًا ما يكون صاخبًا ومتعجرفًا ويحب الاختلاط في الأوساط الحصرية. تجمع العبارة بين صيحة الاستحسان «هوراي» والاسم الشائع «هنري» لتخلق صورة نمطية لشباب مترف محظوظ.

A dated British slang term referring to a young upper-class man, typically one who is loud, arrogant, and enjoys socializing in exclusive circles. The phrase combines 'hooray' (an exclamation of excitement) with the common name 'Henry' to create a stereotypical caricature of privileged youth.

1. Stereotypical upper-class young manC1informalbritish

   A derogatory term for a young, upper-class British man, often perceived as arrogant, privileged, and loud.

   الشاب الأرستقراطي النموذجي

   • The pub was full of hooray henrys talking loudly about their holidays.
   • He acts like a typical hooray henry, always bragging about his family's money.
   • The film satirizes the lifestyle of hooray henrys at Oxford University.