米・英語では誰かをflogすると鞭打ちするという意味だ。しかし、オージー英語では何かをflogするという意味になる。まさか鞭打ちしっぱなしじゃないよね？どのように違うのか見よう。 To flog someone in English as it is spoken in most countries would mean to whip them. But in Strine, the word also has additional meanings. Read on to find out what they are. Related posts: Strine Dictionary バナナを曲げる人々 People who Bend Bananas The Strine Why Atorkin: Natchrule Strine 「やばいリンガル」Blue （ブルー） Powered by YARPP.
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Perve Australian English To leer, often with lecherous intent. At times among friends and depending on context, it can also mean simply to take a look. Perve can be used as a noun and a verb. Originally, perve was an abbreviation of pervert. 日本語 １）（名詞）色目を使う人。 ２）（動詞）色目を使う。 もともと、perveは、pervert（変態）の省略だったので、今でも若干嫌らしい感じが残っているが、普通の会話に使っても違和感を与えるや勘違いを招くことはない。友達同士でいると、「見に行く」とか「見よう」という感覚で使う場面もかなりある。 Plain English 1) To leer, stare lasciviously. 2) To take a look. Strine Dictionary Related posts: Strine Dictionary Hoon/不良 Ocker/オージー Pash/ディープ・キス Powered by YARPP.
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Pash Australian English A passionate kiss. The term is an abbreviation of “passionate.” Pash is both a noun and verb. 日本語 情熱なキス。情熱にキスをする。 Plain English 1) (n) A passionate kiss. 2) (v) To kiss passionately. Strine Dictionary Related posts: The Strine Why Atorkin: Natchrule Strine Strine Dictionary The Strine Why Atorkin: Plain English Daks/ズボン Powered by YARPP.
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hoon Australian English When used as a noun, hoon refers to a hooligan, or vulgar and often violent person. As a verb, to hoon means to act violently or threateningly, often while driving a car. 日本語 名詞としての使い方は、フーリガンか不良や下品な人を表す言葉。動詞の場合は、乱暴や威力のあるように振る舞い。 Plain English 1) (n) A hooligan, a hood, thug. 2) (v) To act in a violent, threatening manner. Strine Dictionary Related posts: Daks/ズボン Strine Dictionary G’day Japanese Government Ministries & Agencies/政府省庁ウェブサイト Powered by YARPP.
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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. Strine Dictionary Related posts: Strine Dictionary Booze bus/飲酒運転検問 Bikkie/クッキー Japanese Government Ministries & Agencies/政府省庁ウェブサイト Powered by YARPP.
