| 释义 |
‖ Strasbourgeois, a. and n.|strasburʒwa|
Also fem. -e.
[Fr., f. the name of Strasbourg, a city in north-eastern France, + -ois -ese.]
A. adj. Of, belonging to, or characteristic of Strasbourg; spec. applied to a local style of cookery, esp. with foie gras or sauerkraut.
B. n. Pl. unchanged. A native or inhabitant of Strasbourg.
1969G. Payton Proper Names 433/1 Strasbourgeoise (Cooking), with foie gras or sauerkraut. 1975Times 2 Aug. 8/4 The food..[is] Irish or Strasbourgeois according to the day and season. 1979N. Freeling Widow xii. 70 A Strasbourgeois in a car is a Hun. 1980G. Latta tr. Jacquemard-Sénécal's The Body Vanishes 16 A family one hundred per cent Strasbourgeois. 1981N. Freeling One Damn Thing v. 35 The pattern of the Strasbourgeois; thick and short in morphology. 1990N.Y. Times 22 Apr. v. 15/1 To Germans, the people of Strasbourg—the Strasbourgeois, no less—are French because things are definitely more relaxed on that side of the river. |