townie

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Sociologytownietown‧ie /ˈtaʊni/ noun [countable] informal SSLIVE SOMEWHEREsomeone who lives in a town or city and does not know anything about life in the countrysideExamples from the Corpustownie• Billy the Kid worked as a cowboy, but he was more a townie than a frontiersman.• Not surprisingly, townies tell pollsters they wish they lived there, too.• But Ilkley Moor, however exhilarating for us townies, forms only the nursery slopes of the Yorkshire Dales.• Or maybe you townies don't know.

单词	townie
释义	townie From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Sociologytownietown‧ie /ˈtaʊni/ noun [countable] informal SSLIVE SOMEWHEREsomeone who lives in a town or city and does not know anything about life in the countrysideExamples from the Corpustownie• Billy the Kid worked as a cowboy, but he was more a townie than a frontiersman.• Not surprisingly, townies tell pollsters they wish they lived there, too.• But Ilkley Moor, however exhilarating for us townies, forms only the nursery slopes of the Yorkshire Dales.• Or maybe you townies don't know.
随便看	with somebody/something in mind with somebody’s blessing with somebody’s support with something doing something with something to spare with speed with support with surprise with that with the addition of with the addition of something with the aid of with the aim of doing with the aim of doing something with the assistance of with the assistance of somebody/something with the benefit of experience with the benefit of hindsight with the benefit of hindsight/experience with the best of for the best of reasons with the best of intentions the best of reasons with the best of intentions/for the best of reasons with the best will in the world with the compliments of our compliments with the compliments of somebody/with our compliments