Beanpole
Slang Term
BritishAmericanAustralian
★★★★☆ Common
Casual
意味: A very tall, thin person.
非常高瘦的人。
Una persona muy alta y delgada.
とても背が高くて痩せている人。
매우 키가 크고 마른 사람.
Someone who is tall and thin like a pole used to support bean plants. Often used affectionately or teasingly.
像支撑豆子植物的杆子一样又高又瘦的人。常用于亲切或调侃。
Alguien alto y delgado como un palo usado para sostener plantas de judías. A menudo se usa cariñosamente o en broma.
豆を支える棒のように背が高くて細い人。愛情を込めて、またはからかって使われることが多い。
콩을 받치는 막대기처럼 키가 크고 마른 사람. 애정을 담아 또는 놀리듯이 쓰는 경우가 많다.
直訳: A pole for bean plants to grow on
例文
- Her son is a real beanpole—must be six foot four. 她儿子真是个竹竿,得有一米九Su hijo es un espárrago, debe medir metro noventa彼女の息子は本当にひょろ長い、190センチはありそうだ그녀의 아들은 정말 콩나물처럼 껑충해—193센티는 되겠다.
- The beanpole at the back of the class. 班级后排那个竹竿El espárrago del fondo de la claseクラスの後ろのひょろ長い子반 뒤쪽의 콩나물 같은 애.
- I was a beanpole as a teenager. 我十几岁时像根竹竿Era un espárrago de adolescente10代の頃は棒のようにひょろ長かった10대 때 나는 콩나물처럼 껑충했다.
発音
/ˈbiːnpəʊl/
使い方ガイド
場面: tall, thin, affectionate teasing
トーン: teasing, affectionate
✓ 正しい言い方
- He's a real beanpole.他真是根竹竿Es un espárrago彼は本当にひょろ長い그는 정말 콩나물이야.
- That beanpole of a boy.那个竹竿似的男孩Ese chico espárragoあのひょろ長い男の子콩나물 같은 그 애.
- Beanpole at the back.后面那根竹竿El espárrago del fondo後ろのひょろ長い子뒤에 있는 콩나물.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Very tall and thinVery tall and thin(普通说法)Very tall and thin (expresión común)Very tall and thin(普通の表現)매우 키 크고 마른
- LankyLanky(另一种俚语)Lanky (otro término coloquial)Lanky(別のスラング)껑충한
よくある間違い
- Usually not mean-spirited
- Often used for teenagers
起源と歴史
From the tall, thin poles used to support bean plants.
語源: English
初出: 19th century
文化的背景
Era: Traditional to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Common nickname; School descriptions
Regional notes: Common throughout English-speaking world.
バリエーション
BeanpoleA beanpoleReal beanpole
関連フレーズ
このトピックの他の表現
Crook
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Sick or unwell (Australian).
Poorly
★★★★★
Unwell or sick (British, often for children).
Wiped out
★★★★★
Completely exhausted or extremely tired.
Run-down
★★★★★
In poor health due to exhaustion or stress.
Burnt out
★★★★★
Completely exhausted from overwork or prolonged stress.
Right as rain
★★★★★
Completely well; in perfect health.
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