| 释义 |
Christer U.S. slang.|ˈkraɪstə(r)|
[f. Christ + -er1.]
A term applied disparagingly to an over-zealous, over-pious, or sanctimonious person.
1924‘W. Fabian’ Sailors' Wives vii. 90 You never were a Christer in college. 1932J. Dos Passos 1919 137 In spite of not drinking and being somewhat of a Christer, having odd ideas about reform and remedying abuses. 1934H. Miller Tropic of Cancer (1948) 81 It doesn't matter to me whether he's a chauvinist, a little Christer, or a near-sighted pedant. 1940E. Pound Cantos lxi. 97 You Christers wanna have foot on two boats. 1966J. Philips Wings of Madness (1967) iii. i. 172 I'm a Christer and do-gooder... I wasn't welcome. |