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

adda

/ˈadˌdɑː

noun Indian

1A place where people gather for conversation.So what is it that translates four walls and an eatery into an icon, an adda or a hangout?...

Best of all, I enjoy Calcuttans, those impossible, hard-to-please individuals, forever sneering at the rest of the world and drinking endless cups of over-brewed tea in informal addas or meeting places.
And as for noise, crowds, dirt, adda, sweet shops, music, history, all of which make up the spirit of the city - these have been missed out entirely.

1.1An illicit drinking place: the young men spent their time at the street-corner addas and tea stalls...

He goes into a shouting and raving fit, which culminates in his going to an adda and drinking himself into an aggressive somnolence.
They like many others had been regular visitors to the adda near a police station.
Have neighbourhood parks turned into ‘addas’ for local goons, and the ‘timepass types’?

1.2 [mass noun] Informal conversation among a group of people: ‘Go upstairs and enjoy a little adda with our neighbours.’...

All night performances of classical and folk music, plays, magicians and mime artistes, round table discussions and adda will entertain all Kolkatans wanting a mega-dose of culture a la Bengal.
Some of Chakrabarty's concerns in this book - modernity, adda and the shadow of Benjamin's flâneur - occupy a similarly ambivalent position in relationship to his provenance as a subalternist historian.
For historical and social reasons, both activities are largely the preserve of the male; there are few female flâneurs and, as Chakrabarty points out, female participation in an adda is exceptional.

2A junction point for public transport.This was a shot of a truck standing at an 'Adda' (Bus Stop).

Origin

From Hindi aḍḍā, originally in the sense 'perch for tame birds'.

单词	adda
释义	adda /ˈadˌdɑː / noun Indian 1A place where people gather for conversation.So what is it that translates four walls and an eatery into an icon, an adda or a hangout?... Best of all, I enjoy Calcuttans, those impossible, hard-to-please individuals, forever sneering at the rest of the world and drinking endless cups of over-brewed tea in informal addas or meeting places. And as for noise, crowds, dirt, adda, sweet shops, music, history, all of which make up the spirit of the city - these have been missed out entirely. 1.1An illicit drinking place: the young men spent their time at the street-corner addas and tea stalls... He goes into a shouting and raving fit, which culminates in his going to an adda and drinking himself into an aggressive somnolence. They like many others had been regular visitors to the adda near a police station. Have neighbourhood parks turned into ‘addas’ for local goons, and the ‘timepass types’? 1.2 [mass noun] Informal conversation among a group of people: ‘Go upstairs and enjoy a little adda with our neighbours.’... All night performances of classical and folk music, plays, magicians and mime artistes, round table discussions and adda will entertain all Kolkatans wanting a mega-dose of culture a la Bengal. Some of Chakrabarty's concerns in this book - modernity, adda and the shadow of Benjamin's flâneur - occupy a similarly ambivalent position in relationship to his provenance as a subalternist historian. For historical and social reasons, both activities are largely the preserve of the male; there are few female flâneurs and, as Chakrabarty points out, female participation in an adda is exceptional. 2A junction point for public transport.This was a shot of a truck standing at an 'Adda' (Bus Stop). Origin From Hindi aḍḍā, originally in the sense 'perch for tame birds'.
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