英语词汇“lawn”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

lawn

slang Marijuana, especially when it is of particularly low quality. Back home, you could only ever buy a bag of lawn, and you'd still be paying top dollar.

mow the/(one's) lawn

1. Literally, to cut the grass in one's lawn or yard using a mower. I need to go mow the lawn before it starts to rain.

2. slang To comb one's hair. Go mow your lawn before church.

3. slang To smoke marijuana. Just tell your parents you're going to mow the lawn with us—they won't know what you mean.

lawn jockey

1. A small statue of man, usually dressed like a jockey, bearing a metal ring in one outstretched hand, originally intended as a hitching post and now typically placed on a front lawn. One version particularly popular in the southern United States (sometimes called a "jocko") features the exaggerated stereotypical features of a black man. Though its origin is debated, it is often considered offensive. It is still not uncommon to see lawn jockeys in front of houses if you travel down south, even though no one uses them to tie up their horses anymore.

2. highly offensive Used by extension as a derogatory slang term for a black man. I could hear the group call me a lawn jockey as I passed by, but I just kept walking.

lawn

n. poor quality marijuana. (Drugs.) This isn’t good grass; it’s lawn.

mow the lawn

and mow one’s lawn

tv. to comb one’s hair. I’ll be with you as soon as I mow the lawn. Don’t you think you better mow your lawn?

mow one’s lawn

verb

See mow the lawn

lawn jockey

A derogatory term for an African-American. A traditional feature of a Southern front yard was a statue of a diminutive black man painted in the colors of horseracing silks. His hand was outstretched, as if to hitch a horse's reins (the hand often ended in a ring for just that purpose). As an expression connoting subservience in the sense of “slave” or “mascot,” “lawn jockey” deserved to be consigned to the linguistic scrap heap.

词汇	lawn
释义	lawn Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA n. poor quality marijuana. This isn't good grass; it's lawn.Put this lawn in your pipe and smoke it. lawn noun a woman's pubic hair US, 1964 lawn slang Marijuana, especially when it is of particularly low quality. Back home, you could only ever buy a bag of lawn, and you'd still be paying top dollar. mow the/(one's) lawn 1. Literally, to cut the grass in one's lawn or yard using a mower. I need to go mow the lawn before it starts to rain. 2. slang To comb one's hair. Go mow your lawn before church. 3. slang To smoke marijuana. Just tell your parents you're going to mow the lawn with us—they won't know what you mean. lawn jockey 1. A small statue of man, usually dressed like a jockey, bearing a metal ring in one outstretched hand, originally intended as a hitching post and now typically placed on a front lawn. One version particularly popular in the southern United States (sometimes called a "jocko") features the exaggerated stereotypical features of a black man. Though its origin is debated, it is often considered offensive. It is still not uncommon to see lawn jockeys in front of houses if you travel down south, even though no one uses them to tie up their horses anymore. 2. highly offensive Used by extension as a derogatory slang term for a black man. I could hear the group call me a lawn jockey as I passed by, but I just kept walking. lawn n. poor quality marijuana. (Drugs.) This isn’t good grass; it’s lawn. mow the lawn and mow one’s lawn tv. to comb one’s hair. I’ll be with you as soon as I mow the lawn. Don’t you think you better mow your lawn? mow one’s lawn verb See mow the lawn lawn jockey A derogatory term for an African-American. A traditional feature of a Southern front yard was a statue of a diminutive black man painted in the colors of horseracing silks. His hand was outstretched, as if to hitch a horse's reins (the hand often ended in a ring for just that purpose). As an expression connoting subservience in the sense of “slave” or “mascot,” “lawn jockey” deserved to be consigned to the linguistic scrap heap.
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