poor boy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Foodpoor boyˈpoor boy (also po' boy) /ˈpɔː bɔɪ/ noun [countable] American English DFa sandwich made with a long bread roll – used especially in the southern US SYN submarine sandwichExamples from the Corpuspoor boy• David Copperfield about a poor boy who is mistreated by people that was very sad.• He was a poor boy from Scarborough, who went to Manchester.• I try to convince myself that it's conditioning, the poor boy and his fears of success.• The poor boy continued to fight with propriety in these fictions.• The poor boy has been waiting, so patiently.

单词	poor boy
释义	poor boy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Foodpoor boyˈpoor boy (also po' boy) /ˈpɔː bɔɪ/ noun [countable] American English DFa sandwich made with a long bread roll – used especially in the southern US SYN submarine sandwichExamples from the Corpuspoor boy• David Copperfield about a poor boy who is mistreated by people that was very sad.• He was a poor boy from Scarborough, who went to Manchester.• I try to convince myself that it's conditioning, the poor boy and his fears of success.• The poor boy continued to fight with propriety in these fictions.• The poor boy has been waiting, so patiently.
随便看	take somebody/something apart take somebody/something by surprise take somebody/something for granted take somebody/something for something take somebody/something in/by something take somebody/something literally take somebody/something off somebody’s hands take somebody/something seriously take somebody/something seriously/badly/personally etc take somebody/something to be something take somebody/something to/into etc something take somebody/something with you take somebody/something ↔ away take somebody/something ↔ back take somebody/something ↔ in take somebody/something ↔ on take somebody/something ↔ out take somebody’s breath away take somebody’s meaning take somebody’s measurements take somebody’s name in vain take somebody’s part take somebody’s picture/take a picture of somebody take somebody’s pulse take somebody’s word for it/take it from somebody