toffs

美 [tɑf] 　英 [t?f]

• n.(自以為的)上流社會人物；花花公子
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)關(guān)斷時間；關(guān)斷期；關(guān)斷期間

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：toffs  

反義詞

同義詞

英漢解釋

n.	1. (自以為的)上流社會人物;花花公子,愛打扮的人

英英解釋

n.	1. a rich or upper-class person, especially somebody who is elegantly dressed 2. someone from a high social class

例句

The triumph of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher put paid to her party's toffs who sneered at her cohort as "garagistes" .

雜貨店老板的女兒瑪格麗特·撒切爾讓保守黨的有錢人跌破眼鏡，他們嘲笑她的同伴像“汽車修理工”。

Geographically speaking, the duke and his fellow toffs were champions of diversity.

從地理上說，杜克和他周圍的人是多樣性的擁護者。

Some argue that the term is meant mostly in jest, comparing it to describing the rich as "toffs" .

一些人認為這只是一種詼諧的叫法，就像把富人稱作“花花公子”。

champagne, once a raffish drink suitable for toffs and weddings(bIan Jack)

香檳，曾是一種適于花花公子和婚禮的隨便飲料（b伊安·杰克）