英语词汇“queer”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

queer

Theme: ALCOHOL

n. illicit liquor, especially whiskey. (Prohibition era.)

Can you get me a bottle of queer?This isn't queer; it's left over from before Prohibition.

Theme: False/

mod. counterfeit.

This bill is queer.I don't want any queer money.

Theme: GAY

mod. homosexual or bisexual. (Derogatory. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)

Who is that queer character?Isn't he queer?She doesn't like being called queer.

n. a homosexual male, occasionally a female. (Derogatory. Usually offensive. Use only with discretion. Once resented by homosexuals, coming back into use.)

Tell that queer to get out of here.She came to the dance with a queer.

Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL

mod. alcohol intoxicated.

After a glass or two, he got a little queer.She was so queer she could hardly stagger home.

Theme: RUINATION

tr. to spoil something.

Please don't queer the deal.I was afraid his dirty look would queer his chances.

queer

noun

a homosexual man or a lesbian. Usually pejorative, but also a male homosexual term of self-reference within the gay underground and subculture US, 1914.

counterfeit money UK, 1812verb to spoil something; to ruin something; to interfere with something UK, 1812.► queer a pitchto spoil a situation or a circumstance; to undermine someone's efforts UK, 1875adjective

homosexual. Derogatory from the outside, not from within US, 1914.

catering to or patronised by homosexuals US, 1957.

driven by deep and perverse sexual desires US, 1967.

not good; out of fashion. Like 'gay', 'queer' has been hijacked from its homosexual context US, 1997.

counterfeit US, 1951.► to be queer forto be fond of someone or something US, 1953

Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers.

queer

1. verb To ruin or upset something. You're going to queer the whole thing if you keep asking so many questions!

2. noun A derogatory and highly offensive term for a homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender person.

3. noun A reclaimed term (see Definition 2) used by homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender people to self-identify as such. Yeah, I'm a queer, a dude who likes dudes. So what?

4. noun, slang Alcohol, especially when it is not allowed (such as during Prohibition). You better not get caught drinking that queer in here.

5. adjective Very strange. Everyone could tell he was a queer one as soon as he walked into the party with his mismatched clothing.

6. adjective A derogatory and highly offensive term used to describe a homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender person.

7. adjective A reclaimed term (see Definition 6) used by homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender people to self-identify as such or to describe related issues, interests, etc. Being queer shouldn't mean having to be treated as a second-class citizen. Queer literature is having a renaissance.

8. adjective Describing a sensibility or perspective that rejects the notion that there are only two distinct gender identities. That haircut really suits her queer aesthetic.

9. adjective Having a focus on sex and gender, especially that which is non-heteronormative. Couldn't we also do a queer reading of this text?

10. adjective Fraudulent or illegitimate. Don't show me those queer financial records—I don't want to know anything about your seedy doings!

11. adjective, slang Drunk. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really queer.

queered

slang Made or turned into a non-heterosexual. Often but not always used in an offensive derogatory manner. He said he didn't want to join the wrestling team because he was afraid of getting queered by having so much physical contact with other guys. That was so amazing. If I weren't already gay, I think I would have gotten queered by watching it.

queer

1. mod. counterfeit. I don’t want any queer money.

2. n. illicit liquor, especially whiskey. (Prohibition era.) This isn’t queer; it’s left over from before prohibition.

3. mod. alcohol intoxicated. After a glass or two, he got a little queer.

4. tv. to spoil something. Please don’t queer the deal.

5. mod. homosexual. (Rude and derogatory. But now in wider use in a positive sense.) She doesn’t like being called queer.

6. n. a homosexual male, occasionally a female. (Rude and derogatory. But now in wider use in a positive sense.) Tell that queer to stop following me.

queered

mod. alcohol intoxicated. (In the sense made bogus.) How can anybody get so queered on two beers?

See:

(as) queer as a three-dollar bill
an odd/a queer fish
as phony as a three-dollar bill
as queer as a three-dollar bill
be in Queer Street
be on Queer Street
genderqueer
in Queer Street
on Queer Street
queer
queer as a three-dollar bill
queer bashing
queer beer
queer duck
queer fish
queer for
queer for (one)
queer for something
queer in the attic
queer somebody's pitch
queer someone's pitch
Queer Street
queer the/(one's) pitch
queer-beer
queered
there's nowt so queer as folk

词汇	queer
释义	queer Theme: ALCOHOL n. illicit liquor, especially whiskey. (Prohibition era.) Can you get me a bottle of queer?This isn't queer; it's left over from before Prohibition. Theme: False/ mod. counterfeit. This bill is queer.I don't want any queer money. Theme: GAY 1. mod. homosexual or bisexual. (Derogatory. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Who is that queer character?Isn't he queer?She doesn't like being called queer. 2. n. a homosexual male, occasionally a female. (Derogatory. Usually offensive. Use only with discretion. Once resented by homosexuals, coming back into use.) Tell that queer to get out of here.She came to the dance with a queer. Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL mod. alcohol intoxicated. After a glass or two, he got a little queer.She was so queer she could hardly stagger home. Theme: RUINATION tr. to spoil something. Please don't queer the deal.I was afraid his dirty look would queer his chances. queer noun 1 a homosexual man or a lesbian. Usually pejorative, but also a male homosexual term of self-reference within the gay underground and subculture US, 1914. 2 counterfeit money UK, 1812verb to spoil something; to ruin something; to interfere with something UK, 1812.► queer a pitchto spoil a situation or a circumstance; to undermine someone's efforts UK, 1875adjective 1 homosexual. Derogatory from the outside, not from within US, 1914. 2 catering to or patronised by homosexuals US, 1957. 3 driven by deep and perverse sexual desires US, 1967. 4 not good; out of fashion. Like 'gay', 'queer' has been hijacked from its homosexual context US, 1997. 5 counterfeit US, 1951.► to be queer forto be fond of someone or something US, 1953 idiomqueer► be in Queer street Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers. queer 1. verb To ruin or upset something. You're going to queer the whole thing if you keep asking so many questions! 2. noun A derogatory and highly offensive term for a homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender person. 3. noun A reclaimed term (see Definition 2) used by homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender people to self-identify as such. Yeah, I'm a queer, a dude who likes dudes. So what? 4. noun, slang Alcohol, especially when it is not allowed (such as during Prohibition). You better not get caught drinking that queer in here. 5. adjective Very strange. Everyone could tell he was a queer one as soon as he walked into the party with his mismatched clothing. 6. adjective A derogatory and highly offensive term used to describe a homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender person. 7. adjective A reclaimed term (see Definition 6) used by homosexual, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual or non-cisgender people to self-identify as such or to describe related issues, interests, etc. Being queer shouldn't mean having to be treated as a second-class citizen. Queer literature is having a renaissance. 8. adjective Describing a sensibility or perspective that rejects the notion that there are only two distinct gender identities. That haircut really suits her queer aesthetic. 9. adjective Having a focus on sex and gender, especially that which is non-heteronormative. Couldn't we also do a queer reading of this text? 10. adjective Fraudulent or illegitimate. Don't show me those queer financial records—I don't want to know anything about your seedy doings! 11. adjective, slang Drunk. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really queer. queered slang Made or turned into a non-heterosexual. Often but not always used in an offensive derogatory manner. He said he didn't want to join the wrestling team because he was afraid of getting queered by having so much physical contact with other guys. That was so amazing. If I weren't already gay, I think I would have gotten queered by watching it. queer 1. mod. counterfeit. I don’t want any queer money. 2. n. illicit liquor, especially whiskey. (Prohibition era.) This isn’t queer; it’s left over from before prohibition. 3. mod. alcohol intoxicated. After a glass or two, he got a little queer. 4. tv. to spoil something. Please don’t queer the deal. 5. mod. homosexual. (Rude and derogatory. But now in wider use in a positive sense.) She doesn’t like being called queer. 6. n. a homosexual male, occasionally a female. (Rude and derogatory. But now in wider use in a positive sense.) Tell that queer to stop following me. queered mod. alcohol intoxicated. (In the sense made bogus.) How can anybody get so queered on two beers? See: (as) queer as a three-dollar bill an odd/a queer fish as phony as a three-dollar bill as queer as a three-dollar bill be in Queer Street be on Queer Street genderqueer in Queer Street on Queer Street queer queer as a three-dollar bill queer bashing queer beer queer duck queer fish queer for queer for (one) queer for something queer in the attic queer somebody's pitch queer someone's pitch Queer Street queer the/(one's) pitch queer-beer queered there's nowt so queer as folk
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