How do you use "Bacon and eggs" in a sentence?

She's got lovely bacon and eggs. Me bacon and eggs are tired. Long bacon and eggs on that one.

Bacon and eggs

Legs. 'Nice pair of bacon and eggs' comments on someone's legs. The breakfast food rhyme adds homely humor to physical observation.

Slang Term British ★★☆☆☆ Uncommon Casual

Significado: Legs.

腿。

Piernas.

脚。

다리.

'Nice pair of bacon and eggs' comments on someone's legs. The breakfast food rhyme adds homely humor to physical observation.

'Nice pair of bacon and eggs'是对某人腿的评价。早餐食物的押韵为对身体的观察增添了居家的幽默感。

'Nice pair of bacon and eggs' comenta sobre las piernas de alguien. La rima de comida de desayuno añade un humor hogareño a la observación física.

「Nice pair of bacon and eggs」は誰かの脚についてのコメント。朝食の韻が身体的な観察に家庭的なユーモアを加えています。

'Nice pair of bacon and eggs'는 누군가의 다리에 대한 평가이다. 아침 식사 음식 운이 신체 관찰에 소박한 유머를 더한다.

She's got lovely bacon and eggs.
她的腿真漂亮
Tiene unas piernas preciosas
彼女は素敵な脚をしている
그녀는 다리가 예뻐.
Me bacon and eggs are tired.
我的腿累了
Tengo las piernas cansadas
脚が疲れた
다리가 피곤해.
Long bacon and eggs on that one.
那个人腿真长
Ese tiene las piernas largas
あの人は脚が長い
저 사람 다리가 기네.

/ˈbeɪkən ənd eɡz/

Contexto: body, appearance, tiredness

Tono: casual, sometimes appreciative

Bacon and eggs rhymes with legs. The British breakfast staple provides a hearty rhyme for limbs. Often used admiringly or in tiredness.

Etimología: Bacon and eggs rhymes with legs

Primera vez registrado: 19th century

Era: 19th century onwards

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Working class origins

Pop culture: British breakfast culture

Regional notes: London, traditional.

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