Definition of John Q. in English:

John Q.

noun ˌdʒɒn ˈkjuː

US informal

1With following word used as if a surname: (a name given to) a hypothetical ordinary or average person of the specified type or associated with the thing named, as "John Q. Citizen", "John Q. Public", "John Q. Taxpayer", etc.
2A hypothetical ordinary or average person; the general public collectively.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in Evening Mail (New York). Originally (in John Q. Public) from the male forename John + Q (presented as a middle initial) + public, apparently as an alteration of earlier John Public, used as a name for a hypothetical ordinary member of the public.

Definition of John Q. in US English:

John Q.

nounˌdʒɒn ˈkjuː

US informal

1With following word used as if a surname: (a name given to) a hypothetical ordinary or average person of the specified type or associated with the thing named, as "John Q. Citizen", "John Q. Public", "John Q. Taxpayer", etc.
2A hypothetical ordinary or average person; the general public collectively.

单词	John Q.
释义	Definition of John Q. in English: John Q. noun ˌdʒɒn ˈkjuː US informal 1With following word used as if a surname: (a name given to) a hypothetical ordinary or average person of the specified type or associated with the thing named, as "John Q. Citizen", "John Q. Public", "John Q. Taxpayer", etc. 2A hypothetical ordinary or average person; the general public collectively. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Evening Mail (New York). Originally (in John Q. Public) from the male forename John + Q (presented as a middle initial) + public, apparently as an alteration of earlier John Public, used as a name for a hypothetical ordinary member of the public. Definition of John Q. in US English: John Q. nounˌdʒɒn ˈkjuː US informal 1With following word used as if a surname: (a name given to) a hypothetical ordinary or average person of the specified type or associated with the thing named, as "John Q. Citizen", "John Q. Public", "John Q. Taxpayer", etc. 2A hypothetical ordinary or average person; the general public collectively. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Evening Mail (New York). Originally (in John Q. Public) from the male forename John + Q (presented as a middle initial) + public, apparently as an alteration of earlier John Public, used as a name for a hypothetical ordinary member of the public.
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