nebbish

英式音标：[ˈnebɪʃ]

美式音标：[ˈnɛbɪʃ]

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概况：

n. 无用的人；不受重视的人

词义：

n.

不受重视的人，无用的人；

英英释义

nebbish[ 'nebiʃ ]

n.(Yiddish) a timid unfortunate simpleton

同义词：nebbech

用法：

权威例句

The Nebbish Letter

The nebbish as control freak

Never say nebbish again

The Revenge of the Nebbish

The Nebbish, the sludge drudge and bad dog

Why Be a Nebbish? A Response to Marshall Grossman

The nebbish in popular culture or, how the underdog can win

A nebbish presence: Undervalued contributions of sociological institutionalism to IPE

Come to the Movies Yerach: Not a Response to "Why Be a Nebbish?"

In this remake of an Australian comedy series, depressed nebbish Ryan (Elijah Wood) hits bottom and finds help in the form of his ne...

同义词：lame duck,ineffectual,feist,dead wood

英语词源：

nebbish (n.)

1905, nebbich, from Yiddish (used as a Yiddish word in American English from 1890s), from a Slavic source akin to Czech neboh "poor, unfortunate," literally "un-endowed," from Proto-Slavic *ne-bogu-, with negative prefix (see un- (1)) + PIE *bhag- "to share out, apportion" (see -phagous).

造句：

1. The Daily Express describes Dr Carey as a pretty tough nut.

《每日快报》把凯里医生说成是特别难对付的家伙。

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2. Getting out there is in many ways the hardest nut to crack.

从很多方面来说，出去交际是最难以做到的事了。

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3. There's some nut out there with a gun.

外边有个拿着枪的疯子。

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4. We heard your sister doing her nut.

我们听到你妹妹在大发脾气。

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5. It is a tough nut for him to crack.

这对他而言是一个难题.

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