ocker

美 ['ɑk?r] 　英 ['?k?(r)]

• n.粗魯（或無(wú)教養(yǎng)）的澳大利亞人
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)鄉(xiāng)巴佬；卡爾河

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：ockers  

英漢解釋

n.	1. an offensive term for an Australian regarded as boorish, uncultivated, and chauvinistic, especially a man with traditional views 2. a man who displays all the good qualities regarded as typically Australian 3. an Australian manThis word is often used by men when they are talking to or about another man.
adj.	1. an offensive term meaning boorish, uncultivated, or chauvinistic 2. characteristically Australian

例句

Williamson is identified as the most authoritative image-builder of "ocker" chauvinism.

威廉森被認(rèn)為是“最權(quán)威性”的“奧克式”男子沙文主義的塑造者。

This paper will interpret "ocker" image so as to reveal its existing meaning.

本文通過(guò)分析該劇中的“奧克”形象，進(jìn)而揭示其存在的意義。