英语词汇“yow”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

yow¹

exclamation jaʊyou

Used to express pain or shock.
Example sentencesExamples
- And yow, it hurts now the anaesthetic is wearing off.

Origin

Late Middle English: imitative. The word was not recorded again until the early 19th century, when it was used to express the cry of a dog or cat. Compare with yeow.

yow²

pronounjaʊyou

British

yow did that on purpose!
non-standard spelling of you, used to represent speech in various dialects
Example sentencesExamples
- Personally I think you should wear gems to keep the more powerful areas of yow chart strong, rather than to accentuate your weak points.

yow¹

exclamationyou

Used to express pain or shock.
Example sentencesExamples
- And yow, it hurts now the anaesthetic is wearing off.

Origin

Late Middle English: imitative. The word was not recorded again until the early 19th century, when it was used to express the cry of a dog or cat. Compare with yeow.

yow²

pronounyou

British

yow did that on purpose!
non-standard spelling of you, used to represent speech in various dialects
Example sentencesExamples
- Personally I think you should wear gems to keep the more powerful areas of yow chart strong, rather than to accentuate your weak points.

单词	yow
释义	yow¹ exclamation jaʊyou Used to express pain or shock. Example sentencesExamples And yow, it hurts now the anaesthetic is wearing off. Origin Late Middle English: imitative. The word was not recorded again until the early 19th century, when it was used to express the cry of a dog or cat. Compare with yeow. yow² pronounjaʊyou British yow did that on purpose! non-standard spelling of you, used to represent speech in various dialects Example sentencesExamples Personally I think you should wear gems to keep the more powerful areas of yow chart strong, rather than to accentuate your weak points. int.1 pron.1 yow¹ exclamationyou Used to express pain or shock. Example sentencesExamples And yow, it hurts now the anaesthetic is wearing off. Origin Late Middle English: imitative. The word was not recorded again until the early 19th century, when it was used to express the cry of a dog or cat. Compare with yeow. yow² pronounyou British yow did that on purpose! non-standard spelling of you, used to represent speech in various dialects Example sentencesExamples Personally I think you should wear gems to keep the more powerful areas of yow chart strong, rather than to accentuate your weak points. int.1 pron.1
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