词汇 | house |
释义 | house Ⅰ 1. adjective casual, verging on sloppy US, 1993 2. noun 1 a prisoner's cell or the area immediately surrounding the prisoner's bed in a dormitory-style room US, 1970. 2 a police station US, 1909. 3 in poker, a hand consisting of three cards of the same rank and a pair. An abbreviation of the conventional 'full house' US, 1990⇨ See: HOUSE MUSIC.► go under the houseto perform oral sex on a woman US, 1981.► in the house1. here and now, present, currently US, 1993.2. popular, stylish US, 1994.► mind your housewatch your back, be careful. Often used in sports matches: when a player has the ball a team mate will shout 'mind your house' if an opponent is coming up behind him IRELAND, 1999.► on the housepaid for by management of the establishment US, 1889.► the housethe New York House of Detention for female prisoners US, 1966 3. verb 1 to steal US, 1989. 2 to carry contraband, such as a weapon or drugs US, 1997 Ⅱ ⇨ house music; house noun an umbrella genre for much contemporary dance music with strong repetitive rhythms–in 4/4 time, generally between 115 and 135 beats per minute. The name derives from the Warehouse club in Chicago where the music originated in the mid-1980s UK, 1998
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