Ozzy
意味: Hospital (Scouse).
The Scouse term for hospital. 'Going the ozzy' means going to hospital. The term is immediately recognisable as Liverpool speech. It exemplifies Scouse's tendency to create distinctive local terms for everyday institutions.
例文
- He's been carted off to the ozzy. 他被送到医院去了。Se lo han llevado al hospital.あいつは病院に担ぎ込まれた。걔는 병원에 실려 갔어.
- She works at the ozzy. 她在医院工作。Trabaja en el hospital.彼女は病院で働いている。그녀는 병원에서 일해.
- Need to take him the ozzy. 得带他去医院。Hay que llevarlo al hospital.あいつを病院に連れて行かないと。걔를 병원에 데려가야 해.
発音
/ˈɒzi/
使い方ガイド
場面: medical, Liverpool, health
トーン: casual, informal
✓ 正しい言い方
- The ozzy医院el hospital病院병원
- Going the ozzy去医院ir al hospital病院に行く병원에 간다
- In the ozzy住院中en el hospital入院中입원 중
✗ 間違った言い方
- Very Scouse—might confuse others非常利物浦化的说法——可能让其他人听不懂Muy scouse; puede confundir a otros非常にスカウス的——他の人を混乱させるかもしれない매우 스카우스적인 표현이라 다른 지역 사람은 이해하지 못할 수 있음
よくある間違い
- Hospital, not anything to do with Australia or Ozzy Osbourne
起源と歴史
A Scouse pronunciation/abbreviation of 'hospital' where the middle syllables are shortened and softened. Liverpool's distinctive accent and tendency to create unique vocabulary turned 'hospital' into 'ozzy.'
語源: Scouse transformation of hospital
初出: 20th century Liverpool
文化的背景
Era: 20th century onwards
Generation: All ages in Liverpool
Social background: Universal in Liverpool
Pop culture: Scouse comedy; Local NHS
Regional notes: Exclusively Scouse.
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