| 释义 |
trol·lop
I. \ˈträləp\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably irregular from German dialect trolle trollop, prostitute, from Middle High German trulle prostitute, mistress — more at trull
1.
a. : an unkempt slovenly woman : slattern
b. : a woman of loose morals : wanton
c. Midland : a dissatisfied restless woman
2. : something that dangles or drags untidily : a straggly mass
< a trollop of soldiery … out-of-step, blurred and miserable — Bruce Marshall >
II. intransitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
1. : to work, walk, or act in a sluggish or slovenly manner : slouch along : slump
2. chiefly Scotland : to dangle or hang soggily : become bedraggled
3. : to behave like a trollop : display a wanton manner |