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kitchen police

/ˈkɪtʃɪn pəˈliːs/

翻译: 历史上的军事俚语,指被临时派去厨房干活的士兵,通常负责洗碗和其他非技术性杂务。该词源于美军,在二战和朝鲜战争期间广泛使用。

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/ˈkɪtʃɪn pəˈliːs/slangamerican已废弃
  • zh历史上的军事俚语,指被临时派去厨房干活的士兵,通常负责洗碗和其他非技术性杂务。该词源于美军,在二战和朝鲜战争期间广泛使用。

A historical military slang term referring to soldiers assigned to temporary duty in the kitchen, typically washing dishes and performing other menial tasks. The term originated in the US Army and was commonly used during World War II and the Korean War.

  1. Military kitchen dutyB2informal

    A military assignment where personnel are required to work in the kitchen, often involving cleaning, food preparation, or washing dishes.

    zh帮厨勤务

    • He was assigned to kitchen police for a week as punishment.
    • The new recruits spent their first month on kitchen police duty.
    • Kitchen police is often considered the least desirable assignment in boot camp.