ribald
ribald 英 [ˈrɪbld] 美 [ˈrɪbəld, ˈraɪˌbɔld]
adj. 下流的；言谈粗俗的 n. 言谈粗俗的人；说下流话的人
名词复数:ribalds
- Ribald is an adjective you would use to describe someone who makes dirty sexual jokes. Vulgar, perverted, but still kind of funny — that’s a ribald person.
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- adj. 下流的；言谈粗俗的
- n. 言谈粗俗的人；说下流话的人
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1. Since the Saud family sent its sons to Princeton and Georgetown, Muhammad educated many of his own sons in the West, too, starting with Salem, his impious and ribald successor.
沙特王室经常把孩子送到普林斯顿和乔治敦学习，于是穆罕默德也让孩子们在西方接受教育。 塞伦第一个留洋，之后成为了一个玩世不恭、粗俗的继承者。
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2. A modern riff on Borscht Belt comedy, the show is a series of one-minute ribald stories told by an elderly narrator modeled on the family's 79-year-old accountant, who does the voiceovers.
作为波希特地区喜剧的流行段子，这个短片是一系列一分钟由一个模仿79岁家庭会计师的老头所讲的下流故事，他还负责给旁白配音。
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3. Well, the men, male students, who cross the rickety bridge, they wrote these sexy stories with interesting content, with kind of little bit ribald themes.
过摇晃桥的男学生，写的故事很性感，很有爱，还有点淫秽的主题。
- ribald (adj.) c. 1500, from ribald, ribaud (n.), mid-13c., "a rogue, ruffian, rascall, scoundrell, varlet, filthie fellow" [Cotgrave], from Old French ribaut, ribalt "rogue, scoundrel, lewd lover," also as an adjective, "wanton, depraved, dissolute, licentious," of uncertain origin, perhaps (with suffix -ald) from riber "be wanton, sleep around, dally amorously," from a Germanic source (compare Old High German riban "be wanton," literally "to rub," possibly from the common euphemistic use of "rub" words to mean "have sex"), from Proto-Germanic *wribanan, from PIE root *wer- (2) "to turn, bend."
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