Devoed
意味: Devastated, extremely upset (Scouse/Northern).
Shortened from 'devastated,' 'devoed' expresses extreme disappointment or upset. 'I'm absolutely devoed' means you're gutted about something. Liverpool's love of abbreviation turned devastated into this punchy, emotional term.
例文
- I'm devoed, me. 我崩溃了。Estoy destrozado.俺、めっちゃ凹んでる。나 완전 멘붕이야.
- She was devoed when they broke up. 分手的时候她崩溃了。Se quedó destrozada cuando rompieron.別れた時、彼女はめちゃくちゃ落ち込んだ。헤어졌을 때 그녀는 엄청 충격받았어.
- Absolutely devoed about the match. 对那场比赛彻底失望了。Totalmente hundido por el partido.試合のことで完全に凹んでる。경기 결과에 완전 절망이야.
発音
/dɪˈvəʊd/
使い方ガイド
場面: disappointment, upset, bad news
トーン: emotional, disappointed
✓ 正しい言い方
- Devoed崩溃的destrozado打ちのめされた멘붕
- Absolutely devoed彻底崩溃totalmente destrozado完全に凹んだ완전 멘붕
- I'm devoed我崩溃了estoy destrozado凹んでる나 멘붕이야
✗ 間違った言い方
- Informal—not for formal contexts非正式用语——不适合正式场合Informal, no es para contextos formalesカジュアルな表現——フォーマルな場では不向き비격식적 표현이므로 격식적인 상황에는 부적합
よくある間違い
- Same as devastated but more casual
起源と歴史
Simple shortening of 'devastated' that became standard in Scouse speech. Liverpool's tendency to abbreviate and add energy to words turned formal 'devastated' into expressive 'devoed.'
語源: Shortened from devastated
初出: 20th century Northern English
文化的背景
Era: 20th century onwards
Generation: Younger generations especially
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Northern youth culture
Regional notes: Liverpool and Northern England.
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