| 释义 |
▪ I. prolly, adv.|ˈprɒlɪ|
Representation of a corrupt pronunciation of ‘probably’.
1962J. D. MacDonald Key to Suite vii. 112 The girls have dresses on today. I guess you prolly noticed. 1969K. Giles Death cracks Bottle iv. 37, I don't know wot 'appen to it. The mice prolly. 1976N. Thornburg Cutter & Bone i. 29 ‘Some big old buck nigger prolly do it,’ Ronnie said.
▪ II. prolly
var. proly n. and a. |