daks
Australian English
When used in its noun form, daks refers to trousers, but as a verb, to “dak” someone means to pull down their trousers by surprise.
日本語
1) （名詞）ズボン
2) （動詞）いきなり人のズボンを下に引っ張ること。
Plain English
1) (n) Trousers.
2) (v) To suddenly pull down someone’s trousers.
Daks-usage examples
| 豪語 | 日本語 | 米・英語 |
|---|---|---|
| I got so fat I couldn’t get into me favorite daks. | 余りにも太ったので、お気に入りのズボンが穿けなくなっちゃった。 | I got so fat, I couldn’t fit into my favorite trousers. |
| Jacko dakked Davo a beauty as he was drinking at the bar. | デーブがバーで飲みながら、見事ジャックにズボンを下まで引っ張られた。 | Jack ripped down Dave’s trousers as he was drinking at the bar. |
