| 单词 | haint |
| 释义 | hain't in British English (heɪnt) archaic or dialect contraction of has not, have not, or is not hain't in American English (heint) not standard, old-fashioned abbreviation ain't; have not; has not Word origin [1830–40, Amer.; orig. contr. of have not, has not (with loss of consonant and compensatory lengthening of a); influenced in use by ain't]This word is first recorded in the period 1830–40. Other words that entered Englishat around the same time include: baby talk, grid, paraffin, rococo, stroboscopeDefinition of 'hain't' |
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