| 单词 | so's your old man |
| 释义 | > as lemmasso's your old man P5. U.S. slang. so's your old man: (as a retort) expressing disagreement with or indifference to a previous statement, insult, etc., or derision towards the speaker. ΚΠ 1925 P. Kearney Man's Man i. ii. 51 Mabel: I wanna drink... Le's dance... Hazel: So's your old man. 1929 E. L. Rice Street Scene ii. 139 Rose. You can't go to school looking like a little street loafer. Willie. Aw, you gimme a pain in de——... Rose. There! Now you look very nice. Willie. So's your old man! 1950 B. Schulberg Disenchanted xii. 178 There were righteous accusations and angry words... ‘Aw—so's your old man,’ Manley was saying. 1989 S. Fish Doing what comes Naturally xx. 484 An outrageous assertion that flies in the face of common sense, the equivalent in debate of ‘so's your old man’. 2000 N.Y. Times 12 Nov. iv. 6/4 ‘The so-called American democracy is giving other democracies, not as mature, some U.S. precedents to cite.’ Sure, and so's your old man. < as lemmas |
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