| 释义 |
have/take a butcher's have a butcher'sTo look at something. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "butcher's hook" rhymes with "look." Primarily heard in UK. Come, have a butcher's at this—does it look infected to you?See also: havetake a butcher'sTo look at something. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "butcher's hook" rhymes with "look." Primarily heard in UK. Come, take a butcher's at this—does it look infected to you?See also: takehave a butcher's have a look. British informal Butcher's comes here from butcher's hook , rhyming slang for ‘look’.See also: havehave/take a ˈbutcher’s (British English, slang) have a look at something: Come over here and have a butcher’s at this!This phrase comes from rhyming slang, in which butcher’s hook stands for ‘look’.See also: have, take |