| 释义 |
from/on the wrong side of the tracks from the wrong side of the tracksFrom a part of a town or city that is particularly impoverished (and usually dangerous or undesirable as a result). I was always looked down on as a kid because I was from the wrong side of the tracks. His mother didn't want him dating anyone from the wrong side of the tracks.See also: of, side, track, wrongon the wrong side of the tracksIn a part of a town or city that is particularly impoverished (and usually dangerous or undesirable as a result). His mother constantly warned him about spending time on the wrong side of the tracks.See also: of, on, side, track, wrongfrom the wrong side of the tracks If someone comes from the wrong side of the tracks, they come from a poor or unfashionable area of town. I know kids back home who come from the wrong side of the tracks. When they go to school, they haven't eaten and their clothes are all torn. Note: Railway tracks sometimes mark boundaries between different parts of a town, for example between richer and poorer areas. See also: of, side, track, wrongfrom/on the ˌwrong side of the ˈtracks (informal) from or living in a poor area or part of town: She married a man from the wrong side of the tracks.See also: of, on, side, track, wrong |