| 释义 |
himbo, n. joc.|ˈhɪmbəʊ|
[Blend of him pers. pron. and bimbo n.2]
The male equivalent of a ‘bimbo’ (bimbo n.2 b); an attractive but unintelligent (usu. young) man.
1988Washington Post 29 May f1/3 From a Melanie Griffith look-alike stuffed into her gown like salami in spandex to the macho himbo who strutted the Croisette wearing a 16-foot python like a stole around his shoulders and neck. 1990EFL Gaz. Jan. 25/2 Enter the himbo—described as a young male presenter, with no journalistic experience, chosen sole[l]y for his looks. |