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cut of mutton

/ˈkʌt əv ˈmʌtən/

翻译: 过时的英国俚语,指女性的脸,常带有贬义或轻蔑语气,将面部特征比作一块羊肉。现已过时且具冒犯性。

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/ˈkʌt əv ˈmʌtən/slangbritish已废弃
  • zh过时的英国俚语,指女性的脸,常带有贬义或轻蔑语气,将面部特征比作一块羊肉。现已过时且具冒犯性。

An archaic British slang term for a woman's face, often used in a derogatory or dismissive manner, comparing facial features to a piece of mutton. The phrase is now considered outdated and offensive.

  1. A piece of mutton meatB1formal

    A specific portion or slice of meat from a sheep, typically used in cooking.

    zh羊肉块

    • The chef prepared a delicious cut of mutton for the main course.
    • She bought a thick cut of mutton from the butcher.
    • A slow-roasted cut of mutton is perfect for a winter dinner.