da kinen.

Brit.

/də ˈkʌɪn/, U.S.

/ˌdɑ ˈkaɪn/

Origin: A variant or alteration of another lexical item. Etymon: English that kind.

Etymology: Reflecting a regional pronunciation of that kind; compare that kind of thing at kind n. Phrases 3c(a).

U.S. colloquial and regional (Hawaii).

Used familiarly as a conversational filler to indicate or emphasize a person, thing, place, etc., which (named or not) can be understood contextually: ‘this very (thing)’, ‘that particular (person, place, etc.)’.Although sometimes glossed as ‘that kind’ or compared to other terms of indeterminate reference such as whatchamacallit or thingummy, da kine is used more freely: see quot. 1964.

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1959 N.Y. Times 19 Apr. 92 A man who wants to tell his friend that a sandwich costs too much will sing ‘Eh, blalah! Da kine sammitch pipty cent takai too much!’.

1964 Anthropol. Linguistics 6 29 But ‘da kine’ is used in a different sense than Standard English ‘that kind’, and appears in different places in sentences.

1972 E. B. Carr Da Kine Talk 135 Take da kine [broom] and sweep da floor.

1998 G. Pak Ricepaper Airplane 153 Yo' auntie nevah tol' me lies. Sometimes, but, da kine stories she tol' me was kinda hard to believe, outta dis world.

2005 R. Hoban Come dance with Me xxvii. 147 ‘You da kine good old man?’ said Django. ‘That's me,’ said Rudy. ‘You da kine smart kid, brah.’

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	da kine
释义	da kinen. Brit. /də ˈkʌɪn/, U.S. /ˌdɑ ˈkaɪn/ Origin: A variant or alteration of another lexical item. Etymon: English that kind. Etymology: Reflecting a regional pronunciation of that kind; compare that kind of thing at kind n. Phrases 3c(a). U.S. colloquial and regional (Hawaii). Used familiarly as a conversational filler to indicate or emphasize a person, thing, place, etc., which (named or not) can be understood contextually: ‘this very (thing)’, ‘that particular (person, place, etc.)’.Although sometimes glossed as ‘that kind’ or compared to other terms of indeterminate reference such as whatchamacallit or thingummy, da kine is used more freely: see quot. 1964. ΚΠ 1959 N.Y. Times 19 Apr. 92 A man who wants to tell his friend that a sandwich costs too much will sing ‘Eh, blalah! Da kine sammitch pipty cent takai too much!’. 1964 Anthropol. Linguistics 6 29 But ‘da kine’ is used in a different sense than Standard English ‘that kind’, and appears in different places in sentences. 1972 E. B. Carr Da Kine Talk 135 Take da kine [broom] and sweep da floor. 1998 G. Pak Ricepaper Airplane 153 Yo' auntie nevah tol' me lies. Sometimes, but, da kine stories she tol' me was kinda hard to believe, outta dis world. 2005 R. Hoban Come dance with Me xxvii. 147 ‘You da kine good old man?’ said Django. ‘That's me,’ said Rudy. ‘You da kine smart kid, brah.’ This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1959
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