Boy
[ bɔɪ ]
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n. 男孩，少年;儿子;小伙子，家伙;服务员;
📝 例句
I don't want to spoil you, dear boy.
我不愿意纵容你，亲爱的孩子。
The bad boy broke his mother's heart.
这坏孩子使他妈的心伤透了。
"Do what I asked you, will you, boy?"
“叫你干啥就干啥，好不好，孩子？”
Can you appease the boy's curiosity?
你能满足这个男孩的好奇心吗?
I gave the boy a book. I gave a book to the boy.
我给男孩一本书。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ boy-男孩,toy-玩具:男孩喜欢玩具
※ boy-男孩,box-拳击:顽皮的男孩,喜欢练拳击
※ bo-似数字“60”,y-似“弹弓”:一个男孩有60个弹弓
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🔴 反义词
📖 牛津释义
boy
n
1 [C] male child; son 男孩; 儿子
The Joneses have two boys and a girl. 琼斯一家有两个男孩儿一个女孩儿.
His eldest boy is at university. 他的长子上大学了.
2 [C] young man; lad; youth 小伙子; 少年; 青年
He lived in Edinburgh as a boy. 他年轻时住在爱?quot;?
A group of boys were playing football in the street. 一帮小伙子当时正在街上踢足球.
How many boys are there in your class at school? 你们班有多少男同学?
3 [C] (esp in compounds 尤用以构成复合词) boy or young man who does a specified job 从事某种职业的男童或小伙子: the paper-boy.
4 the boys [pl]
(infml 口) group of men who are friends and go out together 哥儿们
a night out with the boys, eg at a public house 与哥儿们在外泡了一夜（如在酒馆里）
He plays football with the boys on Saturday afternoons. 他星期六下午跟弟兄们踢足球.
He likes to feel that he's one of the boys. 他乐於把自己当成弟兄们的一分子.
5 [C] (derog offensive 贬, 蔑) (in some countries) male servant or labourer （某些国家的）男仆或男性劳工.
6 (idm 习语) back-room boys => back-room (back2). sb's blue-eyed boy => blue1. the boys in `blue (Brit infml 口) the police or a group of police officers 警方; 一群警察. ,boys ,will be `boys (saying 谚) young boys, and also sometimes grown men, occasionally behave in a childish way, and this may be excused 孩子总归是孩子（男孩子, 甚至有些成年男子, 偶尔现出孩子气, 可以谅解）. jobs for the boys => job1. man and boy => man. sort out the men from the boys => sort2.
boy interj (infml 口 esp US) (expressing surprise, pleasure, relief or contempt 表示惊奇、愉快、快慰或轻视)
Boy, am I glad to see you! 啊, 见到你真高兴!
🔁 扩展释义
*[bɒi]n. 男孩【法】 男孩, 少年, 儿子
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Mike and I had a hamburger this afternoon, and we talked.
今天下午 Mike和我一起吃汉堡， 一起讨论。
I'm afraid it's going to be too wide.
我怕它将太宽。
The temple which the archaeologists explored was used as a place of worship from the fifteenth century B. C. until Roman times.
考古工作者考察的这座庙宇从公元前15世纪直到罗马时代一直是祭祀祈祷的场所。