yob
英 [jɒb]
美[jɑb]
- n. 小无赖；游手好闲的年轻人
英英释义
- 1. a cruel and brutal fellow
词态变化
复数: yobs;
中文词源
yob 粗野的男孩
来自boy的逆构俚语词。
英文词源
- yob (n.)
- "a youth," 1859, British English, back-slang from boy. By 1930s with overtones of "hooligan, lout." Related: extended form yobbo.