geezer 英 [ˈgi:zə(r)]   美 [ˈɡizɚ]

geezer

geezer  英 [ˈgi:zə(r)] 美 [ˈɡizɚ]

n. 古怪的人;老头儿 

名词复数:geezers 

I can’t believe I’m feeling jealous of amultimillionaire rock star geezer old enough to be Clare’s dad. 我不能相信我在嫉妒一个有着百万资产的老到足可以做克莱尔爸爸的一个摇滚明星。
4:I know it wasn't polite but I had to laugh when I saw that old geezer with his false teeth eating corn on the cob. 我知道这样不礼貌,但是我看到那老家伙用假牙啃玉米棒子的样子就忍不住要笑。

  • A geezer is an old person. It might hurt your grandfather's feelings if you refer to him as a geezer, since he thinks of himself as being youthful.
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  • n. 古怪的人;老头儿
  • 1. I can’t believe I’m feeling jealous of amultimillionaire rock star geezer old enough to be Clare’s dad.

    我不能相信我在嫉妒一个有着百万资产的老到足可以做克莱尔爸爸的一个摇滚明星。

  • 2. 4:I know it wasn't polite but I had to laugh when I saw that old geezer with his false teeth eating corn on the cob.

    我知道这样不礼貌,但是我看到那老家伙用假牙啃玉米棒子的样子就忍不住要笑。

  • 3. 4:I know it wasn't polite but I had to laugh when I saw that old geezer with his false teeth eating corn on the cob.

    他说:我知道这样不礼貌,但是我看到那老家伙用假牙啃玉米棒子的样子就忍不住要笑。

  • geezer (n.) derisive word for an old man, 1885, according to OED a variant of obsolete Cockney guiser "mummer" (late 15c.; see guise).
gee·zer / ˈɡiːzə(r) ; NAmE ˈɡiːzər / noun ( informal) 1 ( BrE) a man 男人;家伙 Some geezer called Danny did it. 这事是个叫丹尼的家伙干的。 2 ( NAmE) an old man, especially one who is rather strange 怪老头;老家伙 geezer geezers gee·zer / ˈɡiːzə(r) ; NAmE ˈɡiːzər /
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