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请问大神penis，dick，cock之间有什么意义上的不同吗？ - 知乎 Penis 比较文雅，可以写进文章里，翻译成男性生殖器，阴茎这样，看医生医生会这样用，一般人不会感到冒犯。 Dick 就是比较口头的那种意思，也没有贬义也不算很粗俗只是比较口头，小孩尿尿的时候经常会说到这个词。 Cock就比较难听一点，在学历高的有教养的人嘴里你基本不会听到，除非你跟那
What is the difference between “rooster” vs. “cock” and “hen” vs . . . 16 Since cock is American slang for male genitalia, it’s fallen out of use in America (not in England!) except when specifically referring to cock fighting Chicken is genderless, hen is the female, rooster cock and cockerel are male, and chick refers to the younglings (of either sex)
英语单词chicken、hen、cock、rooster、chick有什么区别？ cock a snook at sb sth 这里介绍一个和cock有关的习语：cock a snook at sb sth。 cock a snook at sb sth的意思是“（说话或做事）明显地表示蔑视；轻蔑；不屑一顾”，当你想用英语表示某人对某事物不屑一顾，就可以用这个习语来形容。 例句如下： to cock a snook at authority 蔑视
etymology - Word-part meaning origin of -cock, as in shuttlecock . . . The full Oxford English Dictionary just says the -cock part of ballcock, shuttlecock, comes from the male bird sense Which is ALSO the origin for cock = penis ( derivatives like cock-up = shambles) AND cock = stand up straight (as a fishing float, or cocky = overconfident)
在美国，名字叫迪克（dick）的人会被同龄人歧视吗？ - 知乎 到了20世纪 dink 这种说文雅却又难登大雅之堂的口语私密尴尬词汇不断变种，终于 dick 这个变种从少数区域的俚语里变得很流行， 在50年代前后代替了dink，dick成为了除cock之外最流行的称呼之一，于是沉睡千年的狮心王理查在教堂的墓窖里都不能淡定了，20年代
What is the origin and earliest recorded usage of cock-up The word cock has a very broad spread of meaning Per my answer here, the one that matters in cock-up is more related to the usage in a cocked hat, or when an angler cocks his float
Etymology of cock-a-hoop - English Language Usage Stack Exchange Here's what " cock-a-hoop " means - Cock-a-hoop : triumphantly pleased or boastful : happily exulting Are agents and builders cock-a-hoop that more money is coming into the housing market through building societies and local authorities? — Audrey Powell Basic research showed that it comes from the mid 17th century - : from the phrase set cock a hoop, of unknown origin, apparently denoting