Pot and pan
Slang Term
British
★★☆☆☆ Uncommon
Casual
意味: Old man (father or husband).
老爸(父亲或丈夫)。
Viejo (padre o marido).
親父(父親または夫)。
아버지 또는 남편(집안 어른).
'The pot and pan' refers to father or husband (the 'old man'). Kitchen items rhyming with patriarch.
'the pot and pan'指的是父亲或丈夫('old man')。厨房用品与一家之主押韵。
'The pot and pan' se refiere al padre o marido (el 'viejo'). Artículos de cocina que riman con patriarca.
「the pot and pan」は父親または夫(「old man」)を指します。台所用品が家長と韻を踏んでいます。
'The pot and pan'은 아버지나 남편(old man)을 가리킵니다. 부엌 용품이 가장과 라임을 이루는 표현입니다.
例文
- Ask the pot and pan. 问问老爸Pregúntale al viejo親父に聞いて아버지한테 물어봐.
- Me pot and pan is waiting. 我老爸在等着Mi viejo está esperandoうちの親父が待ってる우리 아버지가 기다리고 있어.
- The pot and pan said no. 老爸说不行El viejo dijo que no親父がダメだって아버지가 안 된다고 했어.
発音
/pɒt ən pæn/
使い方ガイド
場面: family, father, husband
トーン: casual, traditional
✓ 正しい言い方
- Pot and pan老头子,指父亲或丈夫El viejo, padre o marido親父、または旦那아버지 또는 남편
- The pot and pan那个老头子El viejoうちの親父우리 아버지
よくある間違い
- Can mean father OR husband ('old man')
- Less common than some family rhymes
起源と歴史
Pot and pan rhymes with 'old man' (father or husband). Domestic items referencing the male head of household.
語源: Pot and pan rhymes with old man
初出: 19th century
文化的背景
Era: 19th century onwards
Generation: Older generations
Social background: Working class origins
Pop culture: Cockney culture
Regional notes: British, traditional.
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