Ropey
의미: Feeling unwell; of poor quality; hungover.
To feel 'ropey' is to feel rough, unwell—often hungover. It can also describe things of poor quality ('a ropey car'). The connection may be to rope being rough, or to feeling like you've been tied up. Common British slang.
예문
- Feeling a bit ropey after last night. 昨晚之后感觉有点不舒服Me encuentro un poco mal después de anoche昨夜の後でちょっと具合が悪い어젯밤 때문에 좀 컨디션이 안 좋아.
- I'm ropey—need a full English breakfast. 我不太舒服——需要一顿全英式早餐Estoy hecho polvo, necesito un desayuno inglés completo具合が悪い、フルイングリッシュが必要だ그 호텔은 꽤 별로였어.
- He looked ropey all through the meeting. 整个会议期间他看起来都很不舒服Tuvo mala cara durante toda la reunión会議中ずっと彼は具合が悪そうだった그는 안색이 안 좋았어—잠을 잘 못 잔 것 같아.
발음
/ˈrəʊpi/
사용 가이드
맥락: hangovers, illness, quality
어조: British slang, casual
✓ 올바른 표현
- Ropey不舒服Hecho polvo具合が悪い좀 찝찝해.
- Feeling ropey感觉不舒服Sentirse mal体調が悪い오늘 아침 좀 컨디션이 별로야.
- A bit ropey有点不舒服Un poco pachuchoちょっと具合が悪い안색이 안 좋아 보여.
흔한 실수
- Can describe people (unwell) or things (poor quality)
- Common British hangover term
기원과 역사
British slang, possibly from the rough texture of rope or from looking 'like rope' (stringy, worn out). Applied to people meaning unwell or to things meaning poor quality. Common hangover descriptor.
어원: Possibly from rough texture of rope
최초 기록: 20th century
문화적 배경
Era: 20th century onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: British slang
Regional notes: British slang.
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