| 单词 | which like |
| 释义 | > as lemmaswhich like c. colloquial. Used to introduce a comment, exclamation, etc., in response or reaction to a preceding statement: ‘to which I say’, ‘which made me think or say’. Also in which like (cf. like adv. 6, Phrases 8). ΚΠ 2004 www.thefoodwhore.com 23 Aug. (blog, Internet Archive Wayback Machine 14 Oct. 2004) He wasn't happy with me. Which, yeah. Whatever. 2013 Newstex Blogs: Braiser (Nexis) 19 Mar. ‘If you come into my restaurant and you want a bowl of Corn Flakes, my job is to give you a bowl of Corn Flakes. I have no ego attached to what we do.’ Which like, what? 2019 T. M. Cottom Thick 132 A senior scholar of great standing in my profession once said to me, ‘I do not trust you. Too many white people like you.’ Which, ouch. 2021 @donnary57676462 31 July in twitter.com (accessed 1 Dec. 2021) People always talk about how attractive Charlotte is (which, fair point) but Nancy... sigh. < as lemmas |
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