dosser

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Sociologydosserdoss‧er /ˈdɒsə $ ˈdɑːsər/ noun [countable] British English informal 1 SSPOORsomeone who has nowhere to live, and sleeps in the street or in cheap hostels2 someone who is very lazyExamples from the Corpusdosser• You don't normally find dossers in the countryside.• I had just turned sixteen and they put me in this place that was really for dossers.• Male speaker we're not dossers on the street, we're ordinary people.• What I did with the dossers is put them in very strange settings.

单词	dosser
释义	dosser From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Sociologydosserdoss‧er /ˈdɒsə $ ˈdɑːsər/ noun [countable] British English informal 1 SSPOORsomeone who has nowhere to live, and sleeps in the street or in cheap hostels2 someone who is very lazyExamples from the Corpusdosser• You don't normally find dossers in the countryside.• I had just turned sixteen and they put me in this place that was really for dossers.• Male speaker we're not dossers on the street, we're ordinary people.• What I did with the dossers is put them in very strange settings.
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