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hooray henry

/hʊˈreɪ ˈhenri/

翻译: 过时的英国俚语,指上层阶级的年轻男子,通常喧闹、傲慢、喜欢混迹于专属圈子。由感叹词“hooray”(欢呼)与常见名字“Henry”组合而成,刻画出享有特权的青年形象。

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/hʊˈreɪ ˈhenri/slangbritish已废弃
  • zh过时的英国俚语,指上层阶级的年轻男子,通常喧闹、傲慢、喜欢混迹于专属圈子。由感叹词“hooray”(欢呼)与常见名字“Henry”组合而成,刻画出享有特权的青年形象。

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.

    zh典型的上流社会年轻男子

    • 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.
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