英语词源
- gow (n.)
- 1915, "opium," from Cantonese yao-kao "opium," literally "drug-sap;" used as such by Raymond Chandler, etc.; by 1950s the meaning had expanded to "pictures of nude or scantily clad women," hence gow job "flashy girl," which in teenager slang came to also mean "hot rod."
权威例句
- 1. The Government took over radio broadcasting and launched its first broadcasts in June call - sign GOW.
- 政府接手经营广播,六月份以GOW台号正式启播.