单词 | 'merican |
释义 | 'Mericanor Mer·i·can[ mer-i-kuhn ] / ˈmɛr ɪ kən / adjectivecontraction of American (often used humorously to suggest either a sarcastic or patriotic sentiment): It’s easy to get lured into the ’Merican appetite for more, more, more.I’m gonna get me some real ’Merican food. nouncontraction of American (often used humorously to suggest either a sarcastic or patriotic sentiment): By Thursday, we’d had quite enough of these ’Mericans. Most of the guests in this hotel are ’Mericans, just like us. Also 'Mur·i·can, Mur·i·can [mur-i-kuhn] /ˈmɜr ɪ kən/ . Origin of 'MericanFirst recorded in 1820–25; by loss of initial, unaccented syllable of American (in the sense “pertaining to the United States of America”) Words nearby 'Mericanmerger, Mergui, Mergui Archipelago, Meriç, 'Merica, 'Merican, mericarp, merida, Meriden, Meridia, meridian Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for 'Merican |
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