pidgin

noun

/ˈpɪdʒɪn/

[uncountable]

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a simple form of a language, especially English, Portuguese or Dutch, with a limited number of words, that are used together with words from a local language. It is used when people who do not speak the same language need to talk to each other.
Pidgin
(also Tok Pisin)
a Creole language based on English, used in Papua New Guinea
pidgin English, French, Japanese, etc. a way of speaking a language that uses simple words and forms, used when a person does not speak the language well, or when he or she is talking to somebody who does not speak the language well
- I tried to get my message across in my pidgin Italian.

Word Originlate 19th cent.: Chinese alteration of English business.

单词	pidgin
释义	pidgin noun /ˈpɪdʒɪn/ /ˈpɪdʒɪn/ [uncountable] jump to other results a simple form of a language, especially English, Portuguese or Dutch, with a limited number of words, that are used together with words from a local language. It is used when people who do not speak the same language need to talk to each other. Pidgin (also Tok Pisin) a Creole language based on English, used in Papua New Guinea pidgin English, French, Japanese, etc. a way of speaking a language that uses simple words and forms, used when a person does not speak the language well, or when he or she is talking to somebody who does not speak the language well I tried to get my message across in my pidgin Italian. Word Originlate 19th cent.: Chinese alteration of English business.
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