Out of my league
意味: Someone who is considered too attractive, successful, or desirable for you to realistically date.
When someone is 'out of your league,' you feel they're on a different level of attractiveness or social status. It reflects the idea that dating has informal hierarchies, though many people push back against this concept. The phrase can be self-deprecating ('she's way out of my league') or used by others ('he's out of your league').
例文
- I'd ask her out, but she's totally out of my league. 我想约她出来,但她完全不是我能高攀得上的。La invitaría a salir, pero está totalmente fuera de mi alcance.彼女を誘いたいけど、完全に高嶺の花だ。그녀한테 데이트 신청하고 싶은데, 완전 내 분수에 안 맞아.
- Don't say he's out of your league — you're a catch too. 别说他高攀不上——你自己也很优秀的。No digas que está fuera de tu alcance — tú también eres un partidazo.彼が高嶺の花なんて言わないで——あなたも素敵な人だよ。그가 너한테 과분하다고 말하지 마 — 너도 멋진 사람이잖아.
- She married someone everyone thought was out of her league. 她嫁给了一个所有人都觉得她高攀不上的人。Se casó con alguien que todo el mundo pensaba que estaba fuera de su alcance.彼女は周りが高嶺の花だと思っていた人と結婚した。그녀는 모두가 분수에 안 맞는다고 생각했던 사람과 결혼했어.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: dating, self-deprecation, casual conversation
トーン: self-deprecating, admiring
✓ 正しい言い方
- She's way out of my league.她完全不是我能高攀得上的。Está muy fuera de mi alcance.彼女は完全に高嶺の花だ。그녀는 나한테 완전 높은 사람이야.
- Nobody is out of your league.没有人是你高攀不上的。Nadie está fuera de tu alcance.高嶺の花なんていないよ。세상에 분수에 안 맞는 사람은 없어.
✗ 間違った言い方
- The concept reinforces hierarchical thinking about relationships — many people argue there are no 'leagues' and compatibility matters more than perceived status这个概念强化了等级式的恋爱观念——很多人认为不存在'级别'之分,合不合适比表面上的地位更重要El concepto refuerza un pensamiento jerárquico sobre las relaciones — mucha gente argumenta que no hay 'ligas' y que la compatibilidad importa más que el estatus percibidoこの概念は恋愛にヒエラルキー的な考え方を強化する——多くの人は「格」など存在せず、相性の方が社会的地位より重要だと主張している이 개념은 관계에 대한 계급적 사고를 강화한다 — 많은 사람들은 '리그'란 없으며 상호 호환성이 지각된 지위보다 중요하다고 주장한다
起源と歴史
From sports, where leagues represent different skill levels. Applied to dating since at least the 1960s-70s, reflecting the American tendency to view dating as a competitive marketplace where people are ranked.
文化的背景
Era: 1960s onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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