| 词汇 | guy |
| 释义 | guyChronology, Outdoor guy /ɡaɪ/ ●●● S1 W3 noun [countableC] 1 informalMAN a man 男人，家伙 SYN bloke Dave’s a nice guy when you get to know him. 戴夫是个好人，你了解他后就知道了。 Jake’s a real tough guy. ► see thesaurus at man 杰克是个很厉害的家伙。 2. TMC British EnglishBrE a model of a man burnt every year on Guy Fawkes Night, in Britain 〔英国每年在盖伊·福克斯之夜焚烧的〕盖伊·福克斯模拟像 3. (also guy rope)DLO a rope that stretches from the top or side of a tent or pole to the ground to keep it in the right position 〔帐篷或杆柱的〕固定拉绳，牵索 4 guys [plural] American EnglishAmE spokenPERSON/PEOPLE used when talking to or about a group of people, male or female 大家，各位〔用于对同一群人讲话或指一群人时〕 Hey you guys! Where are you going? 嗨，你们这些人！要上哪儿去？ 5. no more Mr Nice Guy! spoken used to say that you will stop trying to behave honestly and fairly 不再当好好先生了！ → wise guy at wise1(5)n COLLOCATIONS adjectives a nice/good guy People say he’s a nice guy. a great guy Phil is a great guy and a lot of fun. the bad guy (=a man in a book or movie who does bad things) The bad guys all have guns. the good guy (=a man in a book or movie who does good things and beats the bad characters) He’s one of the good guys in the 'Star Wars' films. a bad guy (=a person who is responsible for something bad that happens, or a person who you do not like) I'm fed up with people always thinking that I am the bad guy. Mike's not a bad guy. the poor guy (=used when something bad happens to someone and you want to show sympathy) The poor guy was robbed of all his money. a tough guy (=a man who is strong and not afraid, especially one who is good at fighting) He’s trying to prove he’s a tough guy. a regular guy American EnglishAmE (=an ordinary man) I knew him in high school. He’s just a regular guy. the little guy American EnglishAmE (=ordinary people rather than a powerful organization such as a government or a large company) He wanted to get elected and fight for the little guy. Examples from the Corpus guy• I saw a guy with a head the size of a bucket-the kind you put mops in.• I've put the finger on seven members of the ring since lunch, but the big guy is slippery.• Two chauffeurs linger in the corner, one white with blond hair, the other a good-looking black guy.• But you only need a few guys like me and you could.• It was sheer bloody hell listening to all those fatuous nincompoops saying what a great guy you are.• Dave's a really nice guy.• Nine guys played, and nine guys accomplished something.• Married veterans or guys who married when they got back had difficulties, too.• There's some guy who wants to talk to you.• Is he the guy who used to live next door to you?• These guys believed in what they were doing. 1. (1800-1900) Guy Fawkes (1570-1606), who tried to blow up the English parliament. 2. (1300-1400) Probably from Dutch gei “type of rope” |
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