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	throw a game throw a glance throw a glance at throw a glance etc throw a handle throw a hissy fit throw a lever throw a light throw a light/shadow throw a look etc throw a match throw a match/game/fight throw a monkey wrench in throw a party throw a party throw a pot throw a punch throw a question etc throw a question etc at throw a question/remark etc (at somebody) throw a remark etc throw a remark etc at throw a shadow throw a six four etc throw a smile etc